Its quite amazing that the prototypes come together so fast, today for the few projects being build you can already see a logic and shape in it. And of course, a few special names could already been given, guess who will be the lord of the rings …and not to forgotten the two snow angels …
The 3D printer on site is a real treat, thats really rapid prototyping, drawing a piece, print it, test it, and if it does not fit, reshape and print it again, all done within minutes or a few hours according to the size of the part. But we also have to mention that most of the students go the craftsmanship way of doing it, so a lot of gears are cut manually out of wood and most parts are done by hand. Small complex parts which can't be manufactured by hand are printed, thats quite a good mix of application.
Have a look whats done today
