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Portfolio

From the workshop, not from a catalogue.

Every picture shows a part exactly as it came off my printer. A selection from over 100 jobs and test runs since 2022.

Fig. 06Video · no sound Two-colour printing in operation: the colour change happens mid-print via the AMS.
Five identical ship models staggered in a diagonal row, in anthracite, orange, white, blue and black
Fig. 07Small batch Five parts from one file, staggered by colour.
Two rectangular mounting plates in anthracite filament seen from above, with round and elongated cut-outs and screw holes at the corners
Fig. 08Functional part Mounting plates with cut-outs and screw pattern.
Clamp holder in black filament seen from the side, round body with a large through-hole and a slotted clamping arm extending sideways
Fig. 09PETG Clamp holder with through-hole and slot.
Flat, keyhole-shaped component in dark grey filament seen exactly from above, with a central slot and a circular cut-out
Fig. 10Top view Flat component with slot cut-out, exactly from above.
Fig. 11Video · time-lapse One job in time-lapse: hours condensed into a few seconds.
Single ship model head-on, printed in duochrome filament: the left half looks golden yellow, the right violet
Fig. 12Duochrome filament One spool, two colour impressions: gold or violet, depending on the viewing angle.
Figure of a bird of prey with outspread wings printed in black, side view with finely resolved plumage texture
Fig. 130.08 mm layer height Detailed figure with plumage texture down to the last feather.
White ship model set at an angle in the trough of a printed black relief base, as if in a rough sea
Fig. 14Two parts Model and wave base printed separately, then joined.
A hand holds a black ship model between thumb and forefinger and sets it down on a light surface
Fig. 15Size comparison What looks large on screen often fits in one hand, and even one-offs at this size are printed properly.

Process

Four steps on a timeline.

Before anything is printed, you know the price. After that everything runs through one channel, directly with me and without any middlemen.

  1. Send your enquiry

    Fill in the form and upload the file or link to it. If you do not have one yet, a sketch or a photo is enough for a design job.

    Questions beforehand? The most common answers

  2. Receive the quote

    Without obligation and fairly calculated, with a fixed price: for printing from the amount of material and the print time, for design from the design time.

  3. Production

    Printing usually 1–4 days, design 1–7 days.

    On larger projects you get interim updates before the work continues.

    Which material? All materials

  4. Collection or shipping

    In person in Munich by arrangement, or anywhere in Germany with DHL GoGreen, as a letter or a parcel. You pay the quoted amount by PayPal or bank transfer; I will issue an invoice on request.

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