3D Printing Ceramics With The Cerambot Eazao : First Look

The Eazao is a kickstarter, so do your own research before giving money. I personally wanted to play with ceramics enough that I backed their first kickstarter and I was happy to see this one appear. The Cerambot Eazao is a new 3d printer specifically for ceramics.

[CalebKraftmakes]

Hey folks! I'm really having fun with this one. If you've got questions, feel free to ask.

[mehmet]

the 3D printer itself is actually another brand called Malyan, so they modded an existing printer

[ambervanzitamore]

You can make a slurry by letting clay harden, break it up into little bits, then toss it into a blender with water and blend to the right consistency. Hope that helps!

[TheRealJerseyJoe]

Based on what I've seen in this I like it !

[glennedward]

I almost pulled the trigger but not for $899.

Im curious really but after thinking about it i have a different idea and molding ceramic parts for my application may be better. I’m also an engineer and machinist so its just as easy for me to make a extruder if I really wanted too modify an older printer I’m not using.

Eventually someone will sell the extruder kits to modify printers. Its a very neat concept. Perfect for schools.

[blindsagacity]

I run a makerspace attached to a ceramic studio. Very interested in trying this 🤔

[DJapan]

I had several ceramics classes in college in the 90s and now review 3D printers. This would be a really cool machine to try.

[hank]

Pre awesome concept once properly refined would make a great platform for making moulds for casting metals I suppose the only thing that maybe would lack from printing from somthing like ceramic would be really fine details really interesting though 🤘

[DesignCutters]

Do you think cookie dough would work through it? I know it would need to be thinner than normal cookie dough but baking them in a normal oven would remove the excess moisture, and could possibly make for a crispy crunchy cookie.

[owjhybj]

Can you print supports to make more complex shapes? That you could break off (and maybe process) later on?

[moopyhedgehog]

hmm i wonder if you could use it to print out in silicone

[misterlew]

I'm looking to create full size tiki mugs, how detailed can the models get? There are a lot of retail options now. Also, can these be glazed like normal ceramics? Thanks.

[Wolf-vngt]

Salve
Mi potrebbe dare il profilo di stampa di questa macchina?
No cura
Grazie mille😊

[salilgupta]

Can I use calcium sulphate instead of clay

[allieversaid]

Can this work with non organic metal frameworks?

[ragnarokofborg]

Does anyone know if Cerambot Eazao's glaze is food safe?

[Christophersanchez]

Man did I miss up the view counter! So I'm the 667 viewer. 😁

[Ryxxi_makes]

RIP, i dont trust KS, still waiting for my obsidian kodama that i back for $450 in 2016

[willdwyer]

I'd rather shape clay with my hands than with a machine.

[claystationd]

Compared to the Clay Station 3D, this printer not big enough. The build area is too small for a real maker. A maker should not be restrained by a tiny size of the 3D printer when creating things. The Clay Station 3D allows you to 3D print ceramic objects in life size.