From the first idea to the finished object: how a project runs, how things get made, and answers to the questions people ask most.
One project, start to finish
Every project follows the same path. An idea gets sketched and modelled, made in the workshop, then put to work.
One project from idea to object: sculptures for an ECCO photo shoot. See the case →
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Brief
You tell us what you need. We ask about size, material, deadline and budget.
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Quote
You get a quote within 2 days. NDA available before you share anything sensitive.
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Model
We build the CAD and share it for your approval before any material is used.
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Make
Making starts after sign-off, with updates if anything needs adjusting along the way.
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Deliver
Packed carefully and shipped wherever you are, or collected from the workshop. The files are yours to keep.
Services are what you order. These are the processes behind them, all in the workshop.
FDM 3D printing
PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU
CNC machining
Wood, plastics, foam
Laser cutting
Acrylic, wood, MDF
Moulding & casting
Printed moulds, silicone, gel
Hand finishing
Sanding, filling, painting
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Direct
You speak to the person designing and making your project, from the first sketch to delivery. No forwarded emails, no account handoffs.
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Hands-on
Ideas get tested early with quick physical prototypes, before time and money go into details that might not work.
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Precise
Modelled to spec and measured before delivery. Test fits and dimension checks are part of the process, not an afterthought.
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Discreet
NDA available before you share a single file. Client work is only shown with permission.
No. A sketch, a photo, a reference object or a description is enough to start. If you already have CAD files, even better.
You get a quote within 2 days. The more you can send, such as sketches, photos, files, sizes, quantity and deadline, the more precise the quote.
Every project is quoted individually, based on size, materials, quantity, finish and deadline. You get the quote before any work starts, and a rough budget in your enquiry helps us suggest the right approach.
Yes. We work with STEP, STL, DXF and Fusion 360 files. Files drawn for another purpose, such as an architect's building model, often need reworking before they can be made, and we handle that part too.
3D printing in PLA, PETG, ABS and TPU. Laser cutting in acrylic, wood and MDF. CNC machining in wood, plastics and foam. Casting in silicone using printed moulds. When a project needs metal parts, we source them from specialist suppliers.
Both. One prototype or one award is fine, and series run to fifty pieces or more.
Yes. Props, set pieces, sculptures and product stand-ins are printed and finished to look right on camera, from a single hero piece to a full set. The ECCO photo shoot sculptures and the Circle K commercial set are two examples.
Often, yes. If the original part can be measured or photographed with dimensions, it can be modelled in CAD and 3D printed in a plastic suited to the job, such as PETG or ABS for strength and heat, or TPU where it needs to flex.
Yes. We can sign an NDA before you share anything sensitive.
In Copenhagen, Denmark. Projects are designed and made in the workshop in Copenhagen, then shipped across Denmark and abroad, or collected in person.
Yes. Everything is made in Copenhagen and shipped wherever you are.