Ceramic Workshop
The ceramic workshop is still in the early stages of setup and is therefore not yet usable. Experimental projects with the ceramic 3D printer are possible by prior arrangement.
Whether simple pottery or even clay 3D printing — in our ceramic workshop you can shape your dream project out of clay and ceramics!
Who is the contact person for the plastics workshop?
title: Judith Kamp
Judith Kamp
"I’m Judith — a designer responsible for setting up the ceramics and glass workshop. There, I’ll be supporting you with projects involving clay work and glass fusing. You’ll also find me in the wood workshop, where I step in for Anna-Lena.
My focus is on the design and production of furniture and products with a clear, minimalist aesthetic. I often work with modular concepts and prefer materials such as wood, aluminum, and glass. I’m happy to share my knowledge and experience regarding materials, techniques, and design, and to support you in bringing your ideas to life."
- For general inquiries, you can contact our team here.
- For specific questions, you can reach me directly at:
- B.A. Spatial and Object Design, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts
- M.A. New Craft Object Design, Peter Behrens School of Arts, Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences
- Freelance designer — more information at www.nostudio.design
Go to the 'Ceramic Workshop' working folder with additional documents
In this folder you will find additional documents covering all areas of the ceramic workshop, such as user manuals, operating instructions, templates and samples, tutorials, and other resources intended to make your work easier.
As always: together we are stronger — we appreciate every contribution to our shared pool of knowledge and experience!
Clay 3D Printer
Our equipment (clicking takes you directly to the manufacturer/support page)
- Ceramic 3D Printer – Delta Wasp 40100 Print volume: Ø 400 mm x h 1000 mm
- Sink with clay trap
- Pottery wheel
Kiln
A kiln is required for a wide range of tasks, for example firing clay objects, treating metals (such as hardening), melting materials, burnout of casting molds, and much more.
Our equipment (links lead to the manufacturers’ websites):
- Nabertherm LH 120/14 (approximately 50 x 50 x 50 cm volume, approximately 1400 °C maximum temperature).
- Controller B400, meaning the kiln temperature profile can be programmed.
- Various accessories, including the particularly important safety equipment as well as tools for stacking and loading.
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