VRZ 2 BELT
3D printed track bike) 4.9 kg


Frame: VRZ 2
Tubematerial: carbon
Lugmaterial: titanium (laser-cusing)
Lugcoating: TIN, CRN, or TiCN+C
Handlebar: Deda Pista
Saddle: AX Lightness
Seatpost: Vorwaertz TI+C 1
Steam: Vorwaertz Top 2
Crankset:THM CLAVICULA (GATES carbon belt)
BB: BB86 THM
Wheels: Lightwieght RUNDKURS
Tires: Conti 4000s
Total weight: 4,9kg

Coating by
EITEC

Wheelset by LIGHTWIGHT

Crank by THM

Belt by GATES


Pictures taken by Simon Markhof



PROCESS(3d printed titanium lugs)



















VRZ 1. a tack bike frame with 3d printed lugs from Ralf Holleis on Vimeo.





VRZ is a track bike frame with 3d printed titanium lugs glued together with carbon fiber tubes.

This method allows to build custom frames in a short period of time.
You could change the geometry to what ever fits you best, then the lugs gets generated by a software.
The generated 3D files are produced with laser-cuseing process. Afterwards the printed parts need to be finished and bonded to the tubes.
THE VRZ 2 Belt version is 4.9 kg !!!




SCHALIG

A handmade basin, carved out of a big pice of foam.






A loungechair who combine sitting and lying in one objekt.
Shown at the INTERZUM in kologne!


SUPPORTLESS

3D Printing a chair without support!







LOOP

A plywoodchair made of two pices. NO glue and No screw is needed to bond both parts, they just clip into eachother.
Each part is stackable !

The tableplate and feets are bonded with the same snap mechanism.









MARRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!

Workshop for 3D printing new materials

tutor: Ralf Holleis
under Prof. Peter Raab /Designlab Coburg
students: Erika Dezsö, Eileen Hehn, Moritz Schönrich, Michael Seitz


extruder: UNFOLD Pastruder
software: Rhino , Skeinforge


German precision – now also in the kitchen

Germans precision taken one step further: haven’t you always wished you’d be able to control exactly how many millimeters of cucumber you’re about to cut?

We rule is an outcome of a 48 hours Workshop with onizou
www.ideanomads.com

The topic: explore the culture in your city, region and country – in this case Coburg, Franconia and Germany – by creating designs that:

by Manuela Rammelmeier, Matthias Kordwig, Nina Wolf, Ralf Holleis