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Friday, February 3. 2012

Furniture and Butter Knives: How To Assemble a 3D Printed Chair

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As Shapeways prepares for an exhibition of 3D Printed products to be held at Material Connexion in New York we were lucky to have Chris Hardy allow us to 3D print his Cesca Chair interpretation to include in the show.

Chris Hardy's 3D Printed Cesca Chair Interpretation


Of course although we used the most advanced technology to fabricate the 3D printed components it still takes a little assembly to attach the seat and back to the chrome plated steel frame.

As we say at Shapeways, 'Made with lasers, Assembled with love' or a butter knife, or both.

Assembling a 3D printed Chair with a butter knife

Chris Hardy's Cesca Chair Interpretation
Posted by Duann in What's Hot at 15:05

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What material is it? white ABS?
#1 Dizingof (Homepage) on 2012-02-03 19:16 (Reply)
Hey Dizingof,

it is WSF Nylon

Cheers
#1.1 Duann on 2012-02-13 14:50 (Reply)
I dont know if its comfortable, but this stuff have a good style for chairs.
#2 cheap barcelona chairs in uk (Homepage) on 2012-06-18 03:24 (Reply)

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