Your file, printed properly.
Send us an STL, 3MF, STEP or OBJ. We check it will print well and do its job, recommend a material, and send a fixed, itemised quote.
Good fits for 3D printing
3D printing is excellent for one-offs, complex shapes and short runs. It is not always the right answer, and we will say so if another process suits you better.
Functional parts
Brackets, mounts, clips, housings, cable guides and organisers that need to fit and hold.
Prototypes & fit checks
Check form, fit and feel before committing to tooling or a larger run.
Jigs & fixtures
Workshop aids, drilling guides, assembly fixtures and gauges.
Models & display
Architectural models, presentation pieces, miniatures and props.
Art & objects
Sculptural and parametric pieces, lamps, vessels and one-off commissions.
Small batches
Repeat runs of the same part, with capacity and lead time agreed per order.
We look before we quote
- Geometry. Is the mesh watertight? Are walls thick enough? Are there overhangs that need supports or a different orientation?
- Size and units. STL files carry no units, so we confirm the size with you if anything looks off.
- Material and use. Load, heat, sunlight, moisture and flexibility all affect which material will last.
- Tolerances. If parts must fit together or onto something else, we check clearances.
- Rights and safety. You confirm you have the right to manufacture the design. Safety-critical or regulated parts may be refused.
If something needs fixing, we'll explain it and can quote a small design correction as a separate line.
Materials and machine limits
Not sure which material? Choose "please advise" on the quote form and tell us how the part will be used.
| Material | Good for | Heat limit | Colours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Materials list coming soon. Ask us about your part. | |||
| Limits confirmed per job during file review. |
Matched to your part
We recommend the process and settings after reviewing your file.
- Options confirmed with your quote
- Options confirmed with your quote
Ask if you need one of these. We will tell you honestly whether we can help or point you to someone who can.
Checklist for a fast quote
STL, 3MF, STEP or OBJ. STEP is best if you have it because it keeps exact dimensions.
How many you need now, and whether you might reorder.
What the part does, and anything it faces: load, heat, outdoor use, chemicals.
When you need it and where it's going, so we can include delivery.