Van Herpt starts each object by selecting the clay type, colour and composition. He then prepares a 3D file on the computer and places hard clay in the piston-based extruder.

Take a gander at the part of this extruder head which looks like a chess pawn. It’s the mounting bracket for the hot end and it’s made out of ceramic. [Ed] came up with the idea to use … ...

A new project by Studio RAP is the latest example of this and uses a 3D printing system to transform a retail store with a decorative knitted fabric-like ceramic facade.

Artist Taekyeom Lee built a 3-D printer and clay extruder that can produce small- and medium-scale ceramic objects. While his research explores unconventional methods of creating 3-D typography in ...

UK collective Assemble has built a temporary factory at the A/D/O creative space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and clad its front with tiles made inside. For its first US project, Assemble – which ...