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Techniques Introduced 

 Week 2: 

 Laser Cutting In lay 

 2 mm poplar ply and timber veneer sheets. 

 example: 
applications: facade patterns, tiles etc. 
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Metal Shaping 

Tools: English wheel, Hammers, Magnabend etc 
Applications: reversed curves, bowls. domes, contours etc. 



3D Printing and Ceramic 3D printing 

Solid 3D Digital Models - various colours + materials range of filaments
2 tone possibilities...

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ceramic 3d printing - control extent of drop and pattern 


Wood Lathe:
applications: curves, furniture, bowls. landscapes, etc 

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