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3D printing is more than just spitting out an end product layer by layer. In this four-hour hands-on workshop, you will learn how to use the printer as a tool in the design process. From final products to flexible moulds, templates, jig & fixture prototypes or as quick material experiments. We combine digital models with classic materials such as silicone, plaster or recycled bio-plastics and explore how to use printed parts as a catalyst for, rather than instead of, other manufacturing processes.
When?
12.9.2025
14:00 – 18:00 Uhr
Where?
Design Zentrum Hamburg
Hongkongstraße 8, 20457 Hamburg
Costs?
60 EUR + fees
Our event entrance is located on the water side of the building.
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Secure your placeDesigners, architects, product developers and makers who are already at home in 3D software (Rhino, Blender, Fusion 360 etc.) and want to expand their toolbox with an experimental 3D printing approach.
Wolf Moritz Cramer is a freelance Computational Designer and Creative Technologist based in Hamburg.
With a background in architecture and a strong focus on computational tools, he support clients in developing prototypes, systems and spatial experiences – from early concepts to functional outcomes. His work combines digital logic with physical presence, using code, sensors and materials to create structured processes and tangible results.
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