Jelly Parlour of Wonders
- Additive Companion
- Creative
- Art
- 2016
- United Kingdom
Summary
Harrod's Jelly Parlour of Wonders included replicas of historic jelly (jello 🇺🇸) moulds taken from the collection of Castle Drogo, the last castle to be built in England and a National Trust property. The historic mould designs were 3D-scanned and digitised, and 3D printed from which food safe moulds were vacuum cast.
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Technology Details
- SLS (Industrial)
- Powder Bed Fusion
- Nylon PA12
- Nylon
- Powder
Process Steps
Printer category: Powder Bed Fusion
- 1
Step 1Printing
- Technology
- Material
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Application Profile
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€50–€99.99
Indicative single unit production cost at time of manufacture.
Complex
Requires specialised knowledge and deeper analysis.
On Demand
Commercial
★☆☆
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.
Professional
Moulding & Casting
Recognition
Providers Involved
- EOSHardware Manufacturer
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