Digital manufacturing tools for prototyping, fabrication and design exploration - in-house in Helmond.
Hands-on access to digital fabrication is central to how I work. Having machines running in my own space means I can move quickly from idea to physical object iterating and testing without lead times or minimum orders.
A reliable open-frame FDM printer with a large build volume and strong material compatibility. My workhorse for functional prototypes that need to be sturdy and dimensionally accurate.
Compact, precise and remarkably consistent. I use it for smaller parts, quick iterations and anything that benefits from fine detail. Rarely fails a print.
A 30W CO₂ laser cutter by Dutch manufacturer FabCreator. Great for cutting and engraving wood, acrylic, leather and cardboard and for combining laser-cut parts with 3D-printed components.
Selective Heat Sintering white nylon PA operated 2015–2023
For close to a decade I operated a Blueprinter M2 machine; a SHS (Selective Heat Sintering) 3D printer producing white nylon PA parts within a build volume of 200×160×140mm. At the time it was one of the few desktop-scale powder sintering systems available, making it genuinely unusual equipment to have in a small studio.
The technology excelled at organic, complex shapes without support structures, and produced parts with a surface feel and weight that FDM simply can't match. I used the machines for my own design work and ran external print jobs for product designers, engineers, artists and architects across the Netherlands.
| Technology | SHS Selective Heat Sintering |
| Machine | Blueprinter M2 |
| Build volume | 200 × 160 × 140 mm |
| Material | White nylon PA |
