Large Scale 3D Printers
Business Cases
Naturalis 3D prints a full size replica of their original Tyrannosaurus rex
After a year of 3D scanning, modelling and 3D printing, the fully 3D printed replica of the t. rex is finished.
Naturalis reconstructs dinosaur skeletons with large-scale 3D printing
Meet Dirk. A Triceratops Dinosaur which lived 67 million years ago. Not all bones where found, so large scale 3D printing has been used to restore the skeleton.
Arabic Nike Sign - Dubai Mall
Nike recently opened its largest store in the world, which is located in Dubai Mall. One of the displays - Arabic sentence which says “Victory, Love Dubai” - was designed by Jeroen Simons and was 3D printed on the Builder Extreme.
3D printing Dutch DJ Oliver Heldens
A couple weeks ago we have been 3D printing Dutch DJ Oliver Heldens on the Builder Extreme 1500 3D printer. Oliver Heldens is a 23-year-old DJ from Rotterdam, who plays deephouse and futurehouse at the biggest clubs around the world.
The Electric Dream Of Le Mans
This is a perfect example how large scale 3D printing can help the automotive industry excel with modern technologies. By 3D printing of large parts, the time-to-market and product development costs can be reduced significantly.
KLM Engine Services is 3D printing customized production tools
KLM uses now custom made 3D printed tools, instead of the original repetitive manual methods. It helps save time during the overhaul process and drives the costs 80% down.
Life size 3D print of pregnant lady
A Dutch company called Bellyprint is specialized in scanning and 3D printing the statues of pregnant ladies. The 3D printed 1:1 sculpture is a reminder of the 9 very special months of carrying a baby.
World's tallest 3D printed Empire State building - 1.8 m high
With its dazzling height of 1800 mm, the 3D printed Empire State building, printed on the Extreme 2000, is the tallest 3D printed Empire State building ever made.
3D printed dinosaurs for Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom
Some of the dinosaurs you can see in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom were 3D printed on the Builder Extreme 2000!
Customized mannequins with 3D printing
A prototype of a mannequin is traditionally made by hand from clay or wood. Now with 3D printing, the prototyping can be done a lot faster (from 8 weeks to a couple of days) and with significantly reduced costs.
Retail chains use 3D printing to develop display objects in a cost effective way
Retail stores can now easily 3D print customized unique display objects. The Dragon in the picture was 3D printed as a single piece and has been post-processed to make it look like steel.
Diego Oro 3D printed a 2.7 m tall Knight Zero on his Builder Extreme
Middle Ages meet the modern technology. The artist purchased Builder Extreme 1000 to be able to print a 2.7 meter tall Knight Zero which consists of over 290 parts.
CONVELA - ground breaking products for the emotional milestones of life
CONVELA stands for innovative ideas, aesthetic perfection and high standards in emotional life moments. With the help of Builder Extreme 2000, custom made pieces are made.
Field Factors - 3D printing for circular water management solutions
Largest-scale 3D printer Builder Extreme 1500 is used to design and engineer devices to meet the water needs of communities, industries and environment.
Eventuri is using the Builder Extreme to develop custom intake solutions for top tier performance cars
The models of car elements always needed to be printed in several parts, but now Eventuri is able to print large and complicated prototypes in 1 piece within days.
Discover how Etergo uses the Builder Extreme 3D printer to develop their 100% electric AppScooter
To create their unique product, Bolt Mobility 3D printed the saddle, battery module holders, elements of the frame, and Appscooter’s seat in full scale, as single pieces.
Saneux, leading bathroom manufacture is using the Builder Extreme for printing 1:1 scale prototypes
3D printing large wash basins, sinks and other elements in-house not only gives Saneux more design freedom but is also much cheaper, especially when the prototypes require tooling moulds.