Exploring Non-Planar Concrete Printing: The Versatile Table Design
This table shows our approach to non-planar 3D concrete printing. It is designed for two uses: stacked, it works as a high table, and split apart, it becomes low coffee tables.
Non-planar printing means the robot follows curved toolpaths instead of flat, horizontal layers. We use the same technique in other experiments, such as our 90-degree angle print.
How the non-planar base is made
To create the non-planar base for the second part of the table, we first print the base. A plastic divider is then placed on top so the next layers of concrete do not stick, which lets us separate the parts easily.
The table is one more example of how 3D concrete printing opens up creative and functional furniture design for architects and designers.
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