3D Printing • 3D Scanning • Reverse Engineering • Laser Cutting

Our Work

Explore some of our recent projects, from custom 3D-printed creations and replacement parts to precision laser-cut designs. Each project demonstrates how we can turn an idea, an existing object or a digital design into something physical.

REVERSE ENGINEERING & 3D PRINTING

Automotive Replacement Part

An automotive trim component was recreated using 3D scanning, reverse engineering, digital modelling and 3D printing. The original part was used as a reference to reproduce its dimensions, shape and mounting features, resulting in a functional replacement.

CUSTOM 3D PRINTING

Custom Wedding Figurines

Created as a personalised wedding gift, these custom figurines were prepared, 3D printed in separate components and carefully assembled to create a unique keepsake. The project demonstrates how personalised ideas can be transformed into physical pieces for special occasions.

A CLOSER LOOK

Take a closer look at one of the completed wedding figurines from different angles, highlighting the details, finish and final assembly of the piece.

THE OTHER HALF

Take a closer look at the second personalised wedding figurine, showcasing the details and finish that bring the pair together as a unique wedding keepsake.

LASER CUTTING & WOODWORK

Laser-Cut Roll-Top Case

Created from laser-cut plywood, this roll-top case combines precision cutting, a flexible living-hinge design and careful assembly to create a functional wooden piece. The project demonstrates how digital designs can be transformed into precisely cut and assembled products.

Original design by Nir Livne. Produced by ForgePrint 3D with the designer's permission.

BEHIND THE SCENES
Laser Cutting the Components

See how the wooden components for this roll-top case were precision-cut using the laser-cutting capabilities of our Bambu Lab H2D, before being carefully assembled into the finished piece.

THE FINISHED RESULT
The Roll-Top Mechanism in Action

See the completed roll-top case in action. The flexible living-hinge design allows the wooden top to bend smoothly as the case opens and closes, combining precise laser cutting with a practical, functional design.

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