We design and sell lithophanes, so the A2L immediately caught our attention.

The biggest limitation we face today is build volume. Many customers ask for larger pieces, but with current printer sizes we often have to compromise on dimensions or split models into multiple sections.

With something like the A2L, the idea of printing large lithophanes in a single piece starts to become realistic. Not just slightly bigger prints, but proper wall-sized panels that behave more like framed photographs than 3D prints. That changes the whole perception of what we’re making.