Moulds & Prototyping
Turn product intent into a controlled physical reference.
Mould and sample development establishes the physical basis for the next stage. Dimensions, form, fit, function, glaze and decoration are reviewed on identified sample versions before pilot or production release.

Tooling & samples
Use prototypes to establish the physical product reference.
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Inputs
Confirm drawings, references, dimensions and the features the sample must test.
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Version Control
Identify every sample and connect comments to the correct version.
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Physical Review
Check form, fit, stability, handling, surface and relevant use conditions.
- 04
Approval
Record what is approved, what remains open and which reference controls the next stage.
Tooling approval
A mould is not the final product approval.
Tooling supports the intended geometry, but fit, function, surface, component relationships and acceptable variation still require identified physical samples.
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Turn the information you have into the next project questions.
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