US Edition3D-Printed Kumiko Panel Looks Like it Came Straight from a Wood Shop
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3D-Printed Kumiko Panel Looks Like it Came Straight from a Wood Shop
Kumiko, Japan’s centuries-old woodworking craft, interlaces meticulously cut wood into breathtaking geometric designs, all without nails. A maker who goes by [Paper View], was enchanted by kumiko’s elegance but lacked the years to perfect it. Their clever workaround? A 3D printer. A 3D printer churns out plastic, not wood, which makes mimicking kumiko’s delicate latticework [...]
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