Techno Ceramics

Today, we looked at prototyping and creating/making using an Extrusion ceramics process called Techno Ceramics.   The computer uses .STL files (generally associated with most Autodesk programs) to create forms.  The computer and the machine has some limitations and possibly counter-intuitive interpretations of design,  and these are discussed by Nicholas Touron



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