12/02/2025
Sustainability & Longevityđ„Š
For us, the focus should always be on longevity. A product made from eco-friendly materials doesnât mean much if it breaks after just a few uses.
Our tools are designed to last, and we continuously improve them to make them even more durable. For example, we now coat our plastic components with a protective varnish. Over time, we noticed that even plastic can absorb ink, and a stained tool might make you want to replace it. After applying the varnish, we tested multiple inks, including waterproof ones, and found that they wipe off completely without leaving a trace.
What materials do we use?
Our 3D-printed products are made from PLAâa bioplastic derived from corn starch or sugarcane. It is often labeled as biodegradable, but the reality is more complex. In terms of being made from natural resources, yes, itâs eco-friendly. In terms of durability, yes, itâs sustainable. But if thrown into nature, how long does it take to break down?
Thatâs why we donât overproduce. We print only when thereâs an order, avoiding unnecessary waste. And instead of mass production, we focus on quality and longevity, ensuring you wonât need to replace your tools often.
The bigger pictuređ
Many materials are labeled as "eco-friendly," but the reality isnât always so simple. Take wood, for exampleâforests take decades to grow, only to be cut down again. Is mass-produced woodenware truly sustainable? Or consider paperâlook into how much water is used in its production and the bleaching chemicals involved.
So when a brand claims to be "eco-friendly," we encourage you to look deeper if you truly care about sustainability. We donât throw around green marketing claims, but we do our best to craft products that respect the place we all call homeđŁ