Object
name: 3-D
printer
Title: Ultimaker Original Plus (DIY-Kit)
Production:
design: Erik de Bruijn, Geldermalsen, 2009
design: Siert Wijnia, Geldermalsen, 2009
execution: chmara.rosinke, Vienna, 2013
design: Martijn Elserman, Geldermalsen, 2009
producer: Ultimaker B. V., Geldermalsen, 2013
Material: wood (Korpus), electronic components (Teil), metal <material> (Teil), plastic (Teil)
Technique: laser beam cut (Korpus)
Measurements:
length (Korpus): 35.5 cm
height (Korpus): 39 cm
width (Korpus): 34 cm
weight <measurement> (Korpus): 9 kg
Inventory number: DS 155
Acquisition: purchase (05/06/2013)
Associated object:
originally part of the same object: UltiController (UltiPanel) (DS 175)
Description: The Ultimaker is one of the first freely programmable printers for domestic use. The once expensive 3-D printing technology was originally developed for rapid prototyping—the fast creation of production samples. This technology makes it possible to produce tailor-made products on demand. The Ultimaker creates various small objects, tools, and even prostheses or models of human organs.
Department: Design Collection
Collection: design collection
Exhibitions:
MAK DESIGN LABOR <2019>, MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, 29/05/2019 to 29/05/2023
NOMADIC FURNITURE 3.0. New Liberated Living?, MAK – Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst / Gegenwartskunst, 12/06/2013 to 06/10/2013
Title: Ultimaker Original Plus (DIY-Kit)
Production:
design: Erik de Bruijn, Geldermalsen, 2009
design: Siert Wijnia, Geldermalsen, 2009
execution: chmara.rosinke, Vienna, 2013
design: Martijn Elserman, Geldermalsen, 2009
producer: Ultimaker B. V., Geldermalsen, 2013
Material: wood (Korpus), electronic components (Teil), metal <material> (Teil), plastic (Teil)
Technique: laser beam cut (Korpus)
Measurements:
length (Korpus): 35.5 cm
height (Korpus): 39 cm
width (Korpus): 34 cm
weight <measurement> (Korpus): 9 kg
Inventory number: DS 155
Acquisition: purchase (05/06/2013)
Associated object:
originally part of the same object: UltiController (UltiPanel) (DS 175)
Description: The Ultimaker is one of the first freely programmable printers for domestic use. The once expensive 3-D printing technology was originally developed for rapid prototyping—the fast creation of production samples. This technology makes it possible to produce tailor-made products on demand. The Ultimaker creates various small objects, tools, and even prostheses or models of human organs.
Department: Design Collection
Collection: design collection
Exhibitions:
MAK DESIGN LABOR <2019>, MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, 29/05/2019 to 29/05/2023
NOMADIC FURNITURE 3.0. New Liberated Living?, MAK – Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst / Gegenwartskunst, 12/06/2013 to 06/10/2013
