We embraced the challenge. Through in-house 3D digital modelling, we adapted the overall mass of the design to include a bespoke chassis that would incorporate the motor and wheel components from a mobility scooter.
Using specialist software the design was spliced into over 600 10mm cardboard parts. Over several weeks these were laser cut and gradually the car emerged. Finally, 7 months later the car was ready.
Lasercut were on hand for specialist delivery and technical assistance at the NEC in Birmingham where it made its debut at the Grand Designs show and was driven by Kevin McCloud.
