In 2020, the food truck Le Comptoir volant came to Dagoma to open La Friche Gourmande in Marcq-en-Barœul (59). The challenge: to make the world's biggest 3D printed burger as a decoration! Obviously, with the overflowing creativity of our company, we didn't hesitate a second.
As a team, we came up with the design and printed each of the parts that make up the burger: the bun, the lettuce leaf, the tomato slice, the chopped steak and the cheese.
The design quickly led us to a rather simple assembly, and a rather impressive number of parts: 187 pieces!
Then it's on to production, where we've set up over 60 3D printers for this project.
Some figures:
3,766 hours of printing means :
- 157 days in continuous 24/24 - 7/7: 5 months!
- 538 working days, i.e. 107 weeks at 35 hours ...
The burger is over 2 metres high and 1.80 metres wide!
And to keep things extravagant, the advertising agencies Ores Group and Nash&Young wanted to add their touch by making a promotional video. And what better way than to take inspiration from the famous Jean-Claude Van Damme.
To better understand, we invite you to watch the video:
And if you want to come and enjoy a good burger, there is only one address: https: //www.lafrichegourmande.com/
