Photo via Forust. A testament to the circular economy Forust is designed to be an end-to-end service, meaning designers and manufacturers can submit their own custom part geometries for 3D printing. This may be for a single prototype, or it may be for a long-term, high-volume project – the Shop System enables it all. Once a build is done, customers can also opt to recycle their parts and reuse the material for the next project. "We want to make it easy for designers to explore complex new geometries for a wide variety of products and applications using an age-old material," explains Jeffery. "At the end of the wood product's life, customers will have two choices – dispose of it and it will biodegrade over time as any wood product would, or shred it and repurpose the material into future parts through Forust. Our vision is a true circular manufacturing process." Wood propellers 3D printed using Desktop Metal's binder jet technology. Photo via Forust.