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Many 3D printing companies manufacture ceramics in a different way — they 3D print a mold, and then pour a ceramic mixture into it to create a cast. Before firing, part of the mold has to be removed and the rest will be disintegrated in the fire. With glazing, it takes around 10 days to make a cup, and it barely can be called a 3D printing process. We managed to radically shorten the production time by creating a new technology of binder jetting 3D printing with ceramic powders, which allows to 3D print
