About the studio
We don’t make things because we can.
A 3D printer can make almost anything. That’s not a reason to. Every project here starts somewhere else — with a problem that’s actually worth the time.
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Where a project starts
Not with a material, and not with a machine. Every object we’ve made started as something small and specific that quietly didn’t work — a drawer, a desk, a bracket that didn’t fit. If we can’t name the problem in one sentence, we don’t start modeling.
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Why CAD and wood, together
CAD lets us test a solution before committing material to it. Wood, and the printed parts that join it, are what actually live in your house afterward. We use whichever tool gets the geometry right — a lathe, a printer, a hand plane — and we don’t treat any one of them as the point.
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What we won’t do
We won’t design something just because it’s technically interesting. Plenty of clever geometry solves nothing. If a problem can be fixed with a cheaper part from a hardware store, we’ll say so.
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Who this is for
People with a specific, real annoyance — in a kitchen, a workshop, an office — that off-the-shelf hardware wasn’t built to solve. If that’s you, we’d like to hear about it.
The work speaks for itself