Totem was designed by Adam Nathaniel Furman for the Design Museum, Designer in Residence programme. All 3D prints were made at Lee 3D, plaster moulds were made at CP Ceramics.
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3D prints being removed from bed of powder |
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Finished 3D prints |
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Close ups |
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The Assembled Parts of Totem |
After 3D printing, the parts were sanded to make patterns for slip casting. once fired the cast parts shrink by 15%.
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Cast parts of Totem in the moulds.
Used 3D printed patterns can be seen on the shelf above. |
The Glazed Totem
The exhibition of 3D printed forms designed by Adam Nathaniel Furman will be on display at the Design Museum, from 4 September until 12 January 2014.
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