Open source 3d printing technology, for some years, has been preparing to respond to the needs of society where autonomous manufacturers take on challenges that until now were reserved for large companies in the industry. Schools work in laboratories taking on new challenges and opening new scenarios and teaching mechanisms. The world of architecture and home design is heading towards land that until now was unexplored and novel. In this research work, the aim is to explore through the experiment if the production on demand results in time, form and viable economy, since it is highly interesting since it greatly reduces the environmental impact of manufacturing. In short, the personal nature of autonomous production adds to the possibility of reusing plastics such as PET (polyethylene terephthalate), which cause great global pollution. The intention is to make it clear that from now on the great industry will surely lose its exclusive character, since on the one hand the FabLab, the Makers and the environmental impact are the main protagonists of the near future.
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