What we aim to build
At Monkeyfab we create distinctive custom objects for industries ranging from architecture to fashion, art, and design.
Our core focus is large-format display work: life-size figures and sculptures, trade-show and retail display elements, and precise models with intricate details. Every object is designed down to the smallest assembly detail and then produced in our workshop.
Tools
We combine 3D scanning, 3D printing, CNC milling, laser cutting, bending, and vacuum forming. The final finish always comes from our skilled artists, who complete each object by hand.
Thanks to our farm of large-format 3D printers, we can meet demanding deadlines and manufacture large objects quickly. We are always looking for new challenges and ambitious projects.
Our mission is to build a better future.
The journey
Monkeyfab was founded in 2012 by the Twardo brothers and friends, inspired by the 3D-printing revolution and a desire for adventure. Designing and manufacturing 3D printers was our first goal, pursued with persistence and care, beginning with Monkeyfab Prime 3D based on the Prusa i3 concept.
Prime 3D was a dependable machine that helped us earn our place in the market and print thousands of objects. Later, our love of delta kinematics led us toward Monkeyfab Spire.
Spire was a beast: compact, incredibly fast and precise, while also quiet and elegant. Equipped with a Duet 3D controller, it was enthusiastically received by the community.
Over time we began printing more for clients, designing new products, and experimenting with materials, so smaller machines were no longer enough. That is how Monkeyfab KILO was born — a breakthrough platform that, with nearly 1 m³ of print volume, let us think big as early as 2015.
To the edge of the world and beyond
After KILO, things accelerated quickly. We decided to focus on design and production services while continuing to build machines primarily for our own needs.
First came the KILO 500 farm, then X12B, and finally Monkeyfab Portal — a gateway to new dimensions.
It will open very soon — watch the sky for it... ðŸ”