PrintedForFun

3D Scanning · Reverse Engineering · 3D Printing

From question to finished object: scanned, modelled and printed.

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01 / Services

What I do

From capturing an object to a finished part, with every step in between handled in one place.

Scanning a large rear wing with a handheld 3D scanner

Years of experience in 3D printing and 3D scanning

PrintedForFun is run by Philipp Kreiser in Munich. Whether it is a single part, a full body kit or a whole building, the work combines precise data capture with practical engineering and real, printed results.

01
3D Scanning

Any size: from small PCBs to complete cars, up to whole buildings captured with LiDAR scanners.
02
Reverse Engineering & Design

Scan processing in reverse engineering software, prepared for further engineering work or converted to STEP models. New parts designed directly on the scan, with traditional reverse engineering or freeform modelling.
03
Workflow Automation

Automating the whole 3D scanning and editing process, from capture through scan processing to the finished model, for faster and repeatable results.
04
3D Printing

Rapid prototyping on state-of-the-art printers with high-performance materials.
05
Gaussian Splatting

Gaussian splats from LiDAR scans for virtual site surveys: walk through a location without being there.
06
Consulting

Advice on 3D printing, reverse engineering and 3D scanning for your project or team.
07
Content & Scanner Tests

Videos and posts on all of the above, including hands-on tests of 3D scanners on YouTube.

02 / Projects

Selected work

A look at recent projects, from full-size car parts down to tiny tweezers.

Porsche body kit

A complete body kit: the car was 3D scanned, new panels were designed as freeform surfaces directly on the scan, checked for deviation and printed as full-size parts.