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PRODUCT DESIGN AND ENGINEERINGID 347990

Blow Away Vase

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Industry
Product Design and engineering
Year
2009
Country
Sweden
University / Collection
Victoria & Albert Museum

Summary

A 3D scan of a Royal Blue Delft porcelain vase is deformed in wind simulation software. This form is 3D printed and then used to create a plaster mould from which a ceramic porcelain reproduction was slip cast, fired and then hand decorated.

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Technology Details

Printer Technology
SLS (Industrial)
Printer Category
Powder Bed Fusion
Material
Nylon PA12
Material Type
Nylon
Feedstock Form
Powder
Finishing
Polished

Process Steps

Printer category: Powder Bed Fusion

  1. 1
    Step 1Printing
    Material

Application Profile

Cost per Part

€€€€

€100–€499.99

Indicative single unit production cost at time of manufacture.

Complexity

Complex

Requires specialised knowledge and deeper analysis.

Project Scale

Master

Product Type

Artefact

Project Field

Arts

Sustainability Rating

★☆☆

Can depend heavily on virgin fossil fuels, produce harmful emissions, and yield non-recyclable materials. Involves high energy consumption during material manufacturing. As an AM material, requires some re-processing after use. This rating relates to the technology type only. The design, purpose and longevity of the entire object can offset any of the technology type's negative sustainability credentials.

User Level

Professional

Key Advantages

Complex Geometry

Points of Interest

Moulding & Casting

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