| Is it possible to do unglazed ceramics? [message #37270] Mon, 24 October 2011 19:11 UTC |
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I know someone who has their own ceramics studio (glazes, stains, kiln, etc.) who might be more interested in getting unglazed ceramics. That way she could style the designs using her own glazes, or use stains instead of glazes.
Is it possible to get fired, unglazed pieces?
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| Re: Is it possible to do unglazed ceramics? [message #37702 is a reply to message #37270 ] Mon, 31 October 2011 20:25 UTC |
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I'm also interested in this question, as well as whether Shapeways would offer other glaze options (colors would dramatically enhance the appeal of the ceramics, particular for larger surface area objects that are expensive for which decoration could increase customer perceived value dramatically).
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| Re: Is it possible to do unglazed ceramics? [message #38347 is a reply to message #37270 ] Fri, 11 November 2011 00:23 UTC |
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I would also like to know as I am super-interested in ordering ceramic models un-glazed. Anyone know stuff?
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| Re: Is it possible to do unglazed ceramics? [message #38546 is a reply to message #38347 ] Mon, 14 November 2011 17:19 UTC |
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I've been in contact with Shapeways, and the latest reponse was:
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Unfortunately we cannot change the automated process, this means that we cannot tell when a model needs to be glazed or not, as our system does not support this.
So for the moment you will have to order glazed version.
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So it seems like this isn't something they can handle at the moment.
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