add:north - 3d-printed consumer products

The Swedish filament producer, add:north met, Play and Track who showed us their fully 3D-printed, Racket Buddy. A score counter for racket sports. We were really impressed by the craftsmanship and design. The main unit is 3D-printed, the remote controls and various clever mounting devices. This is a true testament to the fact that 3D-printing is a sustainable and fully available means of manufacturing professional consumer products.
In our MADE series we meet inspiring people with one thing in common - they turn their creativity and ideas into reality by the help of 3D-printing.
A big thanks to Play and Track for sharing how they produce, Racket Buddy - visit their website at: playandtrack.com
Filaments used in this episode were HT PLA Pro Matte - a filament that handles working temperatures of up to 80 degrees with a really nice matte surface finish that helps reduce layer lines.
Go to addnorth.com for all your 3D-filament needs!

[@3Drcnc]

Great video!

[@addnorth]

Thanks!

[@xl4dsoft863]

Nice presentation!!
I'm looking in my country to compare materials for a project that I have to print!
Great!!!!

[@addnorth]

Let us know if we can help you find it 😉