Desktop FFF 3D printing is capable of bringing digital designs into the physical world, but the resolution of FFF machines is still lacking. Plus, a 3D printed object may lack the hand-craftsmanship that philosopher Walter Benjamin might say injected the aura into a human artifact. Whether or not it will make up for the “contemporary decay of the aura” or not, Adam Beane Industries has found a way to bring hand-craftsmanship back into the sculptural 3D printing process with a new malleable filament that can be manipulated after a print has been made.…
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