Three Hyper Cool 3D Printed Chairs

Here are three 3d printed chairs that look very futuristic and HYPER cool. They will probabyl find their place in some modern art gallery or in a tech billionaires mansion.


Voxel chair v1.0 by the Bartlett's Design Computation Lab




Source and more info:

https://www.dezeen.com/2017/05/17/robot-made-voxel-chair-new-software-bartlett-researchers-design-furniture-technology-chairs-robots/


Lilian van Daal's  Biomimicry chair



Source and more info:

http://www.dezeen.com/2015/01/30/movie-lilian-van-daal-3d-printed-biomimicry-chair/


Jungsub Shim's Connect chair made by hand with 3d printing pen

Source and more info:

https://www.dezeen.com/2017/02/12/connect-jungsub-shi-design-furniture-chairs-3d-printing/


Well, they look cool, but are they comfortable? I doubt it. I'm actually pretty certain that they are almost unusable. I like my cheap Chinese faux-leather lazy-boy copy, chewed out by my dogs, where I can chillax with beer and chips in front of the TV.

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3D Printable Modules for Full Size DIY Furniture

Stewart Allen designed 3d printable modules that will enable you to print full size furniture like chairs, tables, shelves etc.
It will take some time to print it and I would like to see a price comparison with store bought furniture but there is much more pleasure in making your own stuff :-)

All the modules can be found here:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:834089

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Makerchair full size 3d printable chair

You will need a lot of filament for this project! It is a full size 3d printable chair which you can print on your standard home 3d printer in 202 or 77 interlocking pieces. Number of pieces depends on the model of chair. Makers say that it can be printed in ten days for cost of 30 USD.

You can download the files and learn more here:

http://bitsandparts.org/#features

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Folding transformation chair 3d printed in Polyamide

From video description:

This folding stool, called "One__Shot.MGX", was manufactured using a 3D printing process known as selective laser sintering. It is made from Polyamide, a type of nylon plastic. The stool was designed by Patrick Jouin in 2006 and acquired into the Cooper Hewitt Museum's collection in 2008.

There are many interesting furniture pieces produced by additive manufacturing and digital fabrication methods, see some examples here:

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/search/label/furniture


Source:

http://collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18705701/

https://www.youtube.com/user/cooperhewitt?feature=watch

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