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Oberdoerfer & Krebs combine 3D printing with hand-bending for hybrid furniture design

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kat barandy I designboom

12h ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

Danish design studio Oberdoerfer & Krebs presented the Bend Chair and Bend Stool at 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen, showcasing a hybrid approach to digital fabrication. The pieces are 3D-printed flat, then reheated and hand-bent along programmed toolpaths, blending computational precision with manual craftsmanship. The work challenges the fixed-profile aesthetic typical of large-scale 3D-printed furniture, emphasizing the human hand's role in completing the manufacturing process.

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The pieces are printed, reheated, and bent by hand, with the final shape held between programmed geometry and manual force.
3D-printed seating that leaves the machine unfinished, with heat and hand-bending completing each piece after printing.
The Danish studio's Bend Chair and Bend Stool begin with the familiar language of large-scale extrusion, then shift away from the fixed profile that has come to define much of the field.
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danish studio oberdoerfer & krebs reheats flat 3D-prints and bends them along programmed toolpaths to craft hand-shaped furniture.

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