Cooper-Hewitt: 3D printing process
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Cooper-Hewitt: 3D printing process

09 Jul Cooper-Hewitt: 3D printing process

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Cooper-Hewitt · 3D printing process

This folding stool, called “One__Shot.MGX”, was manufactured using a 3D printing process known as selective laser sintering. It is made from Polamide, a type of nylon plastic. The stool was designed by Patrick Jouin in 2006 and acquired into the Cooper Hewitt Museum’s collection in 2008. More info at Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum

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