By Industrial Print Magazine Staff
Three-dimensional (3D) printing is big in the automotive space. From prototyping to production runs, the technology counties to advance and attract adopters.
Here, we learn more about how LEGACY MOTOR CLUB collaborates with 3D printer manufacturer, BigRep America through a multi-year initiative to expand its use of large scale additive manufacturing (AM) in its operations.
The partnership started late 2024 with the deployment of two BigRep STUDIO G2 3D printers. With their large 1,000x500x500 millimeter (mm) build area, the STUDIO G2 printers drives high-volume production of smaller parts, enable the creation of precise quality control templates for car builds, support wind tunnel testing components, and facilitate mold making for composite parts.
“In an ever-evolving performance-driven industry, our ability to effectively go from concept to reality as quickly as possible is what sets us apart from our competition,” offers Steven Sander, director, Aerodynamics Engineering, LEGACY MOTOR CLUB. “We are excited to partner with BigRep and leverage their technology to take our operations to the next level. Their 3D printers and wide array of material capabilities helps us meet the highest standards of part size, reliability, and performance.”
Founded in 2014 in Berlin, Germany, BigRep’s mission is to help businesses accelerate the adoption of large-scale AM with its robust and reliable large format 3D printing solutions.
“We are thrilled to be the official 3D printing partner of LEGACY MOTOR CLUB,” says Jeff Olson, director of business development, Americas, BigRep. “The automotive industry, specifically motorsports, remains a vital sector for our company. This partnership reinforces our belief in empowering designers and engineers, like those at LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, with industrial 3D printing solutions that drive innovation, delivering value and results.”
This partnership marks a significant step in transforming LEGACY MOTOR CLUB’s production capabilities. With BigRep’s 3D printing technology, the CLUB is poised to innovate faster, streamline operational workflows, and gain a competitive edge in motorsports through more efficient part production and testing.
Learn more about 3D printing, specifically for automotive in the November issue of Industrial Print Magazine.
Dec2025, Industrial Print Magazine
