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I want the handle to perfectly mate with the side of the mug (for pairing cast and thrown elements) and being able to join them using just slip when the clay is stiffer. Using the 3D printed spouts and carefully cutting the joins back flush with the mold curvature will enable perfect fit (no spares are thus needed).
Flexible.
Natches
Plaster is poured into these.
They print fast, are very light.
Peel away with heat gun.
We discovered many wrong ways, this is the right one
These shells print to only 11g.
Any of the sketches can be changed and the drawing updates. So this can be a handle for a mug, a pitcher or even a teapot.
Only 21 steps.
This is truly accessible by hobbyists, a pair of these can be poured by mixing the plaster in a paper cup in your kitchen.
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