While some sectors of modern ceramic manufacturing are highly automated, crockery and holloware production relies heavily on skilled workers who execute the same fundamentals as studio potters. And they use equipment a studio potter can make. But the speed and cooperation at which they work is astonishing. Consider:
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As a way of cutting costs, have you considered DIY ceramics? Making your own glazes, engobes, slips, tools, etc. A 3D printer and some 3D CAD skills can add so many cost-cutting options.
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