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FORM

FORM combines sculpting, scanning, digital modeling, CNC milling and 3D printing for artists. Its documented Burke Museum work supplied castable acrylic patterns for a subsequent foundry stage.

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Provider facts

Base
Portland, OR
Documented service area
Not documented
Relationship
Researched provider
fabrication

Documented capabilities

  • Traditional and digital sculpting
  • 3D scanning
  • Enlargements, reductions and prototypes
  • CNC milling
  • 3D-printed directly castable patterns

Project evidence & roles

  • Burke Museum entryway paddles — Adam McIsaac

    Scanned the artist’s carvings, digitally completed repeated designs and printed eleven acrylic paddle patterns for casting; the account describes forwarding these patterns to the foundry.

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To confirm for your project

  • Pricing, insurance, current production capacity and scheduling availability are unconfirmed.
  • An in-house metal-casting service is not established by these sources; confirm responsibility for the casting stage.

Sources & review dates

  • form.xyz ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10

    Official contact page locates FORM in Portland, Oregon.

  • form.xyz ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10

    Service descriptions document sculpting, scanning, CNC production and directly castable printing materials.

  • form.xyz ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10

    The July 2020 production account specifies scanning, digital adjustments and printed patterns sent onward for casting.