TacPrint

Use case · prototyping

A prototype that answers the next question

A prototype does not need to be the final product. It should answer a concrete question: does it fit, work, look right or meet the design assumptions?

01

Fast checks of form and fit.

02

Iteration without mould tooling.

03

Guidance on technology and material.

How the project moves

From input material to a repeatable result.

  1. 01

    Upload a model or documentation.

  2. 02

    Define what the prototype should verify.

  3. 03

    Choose technology, material and orientation.

  4. 04

    Return for another iteration after review.

Materials and variants

FFF/FDM · fast functional iterationsSLA · detail and surface appearance

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How to prepare a model

Use the wall, support, scale and critical-dimension checklist.

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Common questions

Do I need a finished model?

No. You can start with a drawing, photo, dimensions or a description.

Can you produce several variants?

Yes, short runs and prototype variants are common parts of the process.

Next step

Have a finished model? Send it to the application. Have requirements or questions? Start with a conversation.

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