3D Scanning

Dragons Return to Merry Ole England, Thanks to 3D Printing

Photo Credit: 3D Systems

Photo Credit: 3D Systems

A favorite perk of living in England was access to some of the greatest landmarks on earth.  One such treasure was a mere 20-minute train ride away.  Kew Gardens in Richmond is home to the Great Pagoda

commissioned in 1761 during the reign of King George III... the striking 163-foot structure with its ornate and highly fashionable Chinoiserie style
— https://www.3dsystems.com/blog/2018/2018-07/how-help-older-dragons-lose-weight-look-great-3d-printing

Atop its magnificent roof once stood 80 fierce wooden dragons that were removed, but not forgotten, in a 1761 renovation.  Now they are being lovingly recreated by the magic of 3D scanning, reverse engineering and 3D printing - hopefully before our next "trip across the pond."

RapidMade Helps Firms Complete Year-End Project in Days, Not Months...

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Every holiday season, purchasing agents and design engineers everywhere feel pressure to complete capital projects before they can celebrate the New Year.  Who wants to forfeit hard-earned budget allocations because time constraints prevent delivery before the 2018 count down?  Make your holidays happy instead.

Thanks to Additive Manufacturing (3D printing), year-end projects can be completed in days, not months.  Services include:

  • Rapid Prototyping
  • 3D Scanning
  • Production Parts
  • Thermoformed Products
  • Reverse Engineering 
  • Industrial Patterns
  • Printed and Machined Tooling
  • Custom Displays, Exhibits and Promotions
  • Engineering Design

Additive Manufacturing benefits:

  • Short lead times
  • No tooling costs
  • High customization
  • Small-batch production
  • Eliminated design limitations
  • Pre-built assemblies
  • Reduced structural weight