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ROBOTICS
Desktop-scale robots. Make it move, then decide if it should be a product.
Not a catalog
Not everything we design becomes a product.
Good3D Lab is where we test ideas. Things here can fail, stop halfway, or one day become a project.
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Desktop-scale robots. Make it move, then decide if it should be a product.
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Gears, linkages, clips, and the way they agree to lock.
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Boards, motors, and buttons, in a case you want to pick up.
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Layer lines, shrinkage, tolerance. Material is part of the design.
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Including the failed prints. Failure usually has more to say.
On the bench

ROBOTICS
The gears finally turn. The walk is still ugly.

MECHANISMS
One shaft, two gear stages, and a linkage that still wobbles.

MATERIAL TESTS
The same part. The one on the left has the wrong walls and speed.

ELECTRONICS
Button travel, 1.2 mm. Any shorter and it triggers by accident.
A note from Good3D
We are a small studio of four or five people. Most days begin the same way: a file open, a print cooling, and a quiet question, would we actually keep this?
Photo Archive grew from that question. Not another sealed album, but something you can print, rebuild, and fill with the photos that still matter. It is live on Kickstarter now, if you want to back the first chapter.
Membership is coming next: new work every month, early pricing, and a real card from this room. If you stay for a while, leave your email. We will write when there is something worth printing.
Thank you for being here. It means more than a page view.
The Good3D studio
Vancouver · Canada