Ideas that
have taken shape.

Lukas from the ashes

Theatinerkirche · Munich

The 3D laboratory at Deggendorf Institute of Technology spent seven years researching the reconstruction of the evangelist figures damaged during the Second World War at Munich’s Theatinerkirche. Traditional sculpture and digital techniques were combined to reconstruct missing parts from historical photographs.

3D-HolzDesign contributed demanding CNC machining to complete the three-metre linden-wood figure of St Luke. We thank Prof. Joerg Maxzin and Deggendorf Institute of Technology for their trust.

Concert organ

Penza Philharmonic · Russia

The organ was already prepared for transport to Russia and the opening date was fixed, while the ornament design was still unresolved. Within two months, we manufactured the ornaments for the concert organ at the Penza Philharmonic.

The photographs show the link between digital manufacturing, intricate forms and the finished instrument.

Musical instrument components

Small series · Repeat components

Instrument makers use our manufacturing services for small runs of repeat components. Fits and complex contours are machined in preparation for assembly.

The examples show how traditional instrument making and repeatable CNC machining complement each other.

Freialtar Fahrenberg

Life-size figure of Christ · Oak

We digitally scanned the 70-year-old original and recreated the life-size figure of Christ in oak.

The resulting digital twin is retained and can serve as the basis for making the figure again, even decades from now.

The photograph shows the newly made figure with our team in the workshop.

Historical chair reproduction

From a customer sample · Including surface finishing

A customer-supplied sample served as the model for reproducing historical chairs.

Our work included reproduction and surface finishing, following the form, details and surface appearance of the supplied original.