About me

My name is Michael, I am 46 years old and have a degree in automotive engineering. I've always been interested in cars, but I can't answer the question of why anyone would want to take an Opel Corsa A to the racetrack.

Sooner or later, this naturally requires modifications that aren't available off the shelf. So I started to help myself. "Buresdynamics" was born – purely as a hobby.

From tinkering, drilling and bending, grinding, gluing and laminating, the idea grew to be able to do all of this better and more precisely. So, since 2015, I have dedicated myself to 3D printing.

Corsa A parts

From a single source

I make no secret of the fact that Buresdynamics consists of only one person. Everything comes from one hand, namely mine. That means things don't always happen as quickly as I'd like.

Sometimes that's a shame because you can't blame anyone else for the problems...

  • Development

    Sometimes a tape measure is sufficient, but for more complex tasks, contours and installation space are determined by 3D scanning.

  • production

    Small batch production using materials suitable for the product in the FDM 3D printing process, with subsequent post-processing and assembly where necessary.

  • Attempt

    No theoretically appealing fantasies, but solutions tested on our own vehicle fleet!