MISSION Boat Gear Makes Waves with 3D Printing
March 19, 2018 Customer Stories
Kris Clover, founder of MISSION Boat Gear, had the idea to design a universal wake shaping device that worked on any boat model. He partnered with his friend and mechanical engineer, Mark Bohlig, to come up with a solution. The duo took their complex design to AdvancedTek for 3D printed prototyping and final design functional testing.
To learn more about Mission Boat Gear’s DELTA Wakesurf Shaper, visit their website.
Posted by Heather Adams
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