Ceramic Design- Flexible Production

Ceramic Design: Flexible Production, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 28 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 83 subscribers.

You will learn about 1. Develop a skill that allows you to face the art of ceramics with enthusiasm and determination. 2. Orient said skill to the design and production of low and medium volume pieces to be commercialized. 3. Provide cost reduction schemes and other possible reductions. 4. Innovate with disruptive ideas in highly committed market segments. This course is ideal for individuals who are Those people who want to start in the production of ceramic articles It is particularly useful for Those people who want to start in the production of ceramic articles.

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Summary

Title: Ceramic Design: Flexible Production

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

1. Develop a skill that allows you to face the art of ceramics with enthusiasm and determination.

2. Orient said skill to the design and production of low and medium volume pieces to be commercialized.

3. Provide cost reduction schemes and other possible reductions.

4. Innovate with disruptive ideas in highly committed market segments.

Who Should Attend

Those people who want to start in the production of ceramic articles

Target Audiences

Those people who want to start in the production of ceramic articles

INSPIRATION AND GUIDANCE

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I designed this course for those people who intend to produce ceramic pieces in volume, that is, to market them in stores or with their friends.
Why do I do it? Because I am convinced that the mind of the designer behaves differently when the challenge goes beyond simple entertainment.
The design of ceramic pieces involves addressing more aspects involved, and in a certain way, of a very complex and indeterminate technical nature, because each time we open an oven, it is like opening a  box of surprises since the results are unexpected.

APPLICATION SEGMENTS

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Observe four main objectives:
1. Develop a skill that allows you to face the art of ceramics with enthusiasm and determination.
2. Orient said skill to the design and production of low and medium volume pieces to be commercialized.

3. Provide cost reduction schemes and other possible reductions.

4. Innovate with disruptive ideas in highly committed market segments.

Therefore, this class can not cover such an ambitious project. That is why this first class will focus exclusively on the ability to
produce pieces whose model and mold are already available, modify them and orient them to a specific market.
The phases of preparation of pastes and plaster molds, as well as those of decoration or wider finish, both will be seen in deteriores classes.
Finally, I apologize for my level of speaking the English language, but my enthusiasm for trying to break the language barrier is greater.

I am Arturo Juárez Mu?oz, originally from Mexico City and it’s a pleasure to be with you.
Good luck!

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I invite you to take a look at the Content and Updates of this course, contained in the Reading “FP Course | Content and Updates”. It is “View Available” and can be of great help in understanding the course content.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: FP Course | Content and Updates 2023

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Class Presentation

Lecture 4: A simple example for reviewing later

Lecture 5: A new horizon: Flat Ceramic (Plane Design)

Chapter 2: Development of the course

Lecture 1: Designing for Multi Purpose

Lecture 2: Designing with a goal

Lecture 3: The 6 steps of Ceramics

Lecture 4: Model Design for Flexible Production

Lecture 5: Axis Metallic System

Lecture 6: Using an Experimental Lathe for Model Design.

Lecture 7: Modeling and Mold

Lecture 8: Mold Preparation for Flexible Production

Lecture 9: Ceramic Project FP

Lecture 10: Unmolding

Lecture 11: My first cutting

Lecture 12: Dry polishing

Lecture 13: Ceramic Project: Making a Photo Frame

Lecture 14: Sculpting

Lecture 15: The Kiln

Lecture 16: Glazing

Lecture 17: Applications over ceramic drum

Lecture 18: Flat Ceramic (Plane design)

Lecture 19: Production Process

Lecture 20: Gratitude

Chapter 3: Designing a highly Creative Flexible Production Projects

Lecture 1: Designing a Ceramic Chess using principles of Flexible Production

Lecture 2: Mettalic Shaft System

Lecture 3: Oxides in Art and Architecture

Instructors

Arturo Juárez Mu?oz
Ingeniero Industrial y de Sistemas

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