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2. Filling a mold with powdered clay, then applying pressure to compact it into shape.
3. Grinding glass into a fine powder and mixing it with paste, before incorporating a fluxing medium to help melt the glass.
6. Placing wet clay into an open mold and removing moisture by vacuuming it out. The piece is then taken out by applying pressure to one side of the piece.
9. Placing dry clay powder into a hydraulic press to apply pressure and mold it into a shape.
10. The process involves fusing nearly pure silica sand at high temperatures of 4000 Fahrenheit in specialized ovens, followed by rapid cooling.
11. Process involves investing wax into a mold, which is then removed to allow molten glass to fill the mold and take the desired shape.
12. Similar to a ram pressing process, but with a heating implement, and is used with glass.
14. Applying a slurry evenly on a surface to create a thin layer, allowing it to dry, and then collecting it for use.
15. Molten glass is injected with compressed air to create a hollow glass shape.

1. Involves using mechanical methods to mimic traditional wheel throwing techniques for the mass production of simple ceramic objects.
4. Pressing a billet of clay through a die or mold to create a new product for use in clay forming.
5. A mound of sand/clay is gently indented to allow molten glass to fill the indent and create the desired shape.
7. slip is allowed to dry in the mold until it forms a hollow shape, with any excess being poured out.
8. Heat glass to a high temperature in a tank for use in blow molding.
13. A mix of clay and water