The Luckiest Place on Earth - 3D printed sculpture (png)
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Renishaw prints works of art for Folkestone Triennial arts festival. For the installation, entitled The Luckiest Place on Earth, Renishaw produced the intricately designed and sculpted luck and wish recycling point in titanium using an AM250 additive manufacturing machine.
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