Originally shared by Anatoly Berezkin new ceramic 3d prints https://www.stoneflower3d.com/gallery/in-house-3d-printed-objects/

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Originally shared by Anatoly Berezkin

new ceramic 3d prints

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Anything special about the clay?

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@Step_Cia , it is usual wet clay, just the same as used in pottery. I only added a bit water to make it printable. Nothing patented or expensive.

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What slicer and firmware are you using to drive the printing

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Cura or direct generation of g-code. The board is Robin MKS (32 bit), kind of clone of Smoothie board. It comes with preinstalled firmware.

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Brilliant idea.

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@Jeno_Bozoki , Thanks!