Services

3D printing services.

Bring me the problem, not the file. Three ways in: parts modelled from scratch in Fusion 360, a problem worked through with you before anything is drawn, or your own STL printed on an MK4 if you haven't got a printer.

01

Model it

A part that doesn't exist yet. Send a sketch, a photo, a broken original, or measurements — it comes back as a parametric model, printed and fitted.

02

Solve it

Sometimes the answer isn't a print. Bring the problem and we'll work out whether geometry is the right tool before either of us spends money on it.

03

Print it

You have the file, not the machine. PETG, PLA or TPU on a Prusa MK4, up to 250 × 210 × 220 mm. Every file is checked before you get a price.

What do you need?

A link, not an upload. Nothing large gets emailed and nothing gets lost in an inbox.

what happens to your file Before a price

A broken mesh doesn't announce itself — slicers silently repair one and report a part that uses a fifth of the filament. Quote that and you've priced something that doesn't exist. So the file is checked first, every time, and if it can't be printed you're told that instead of a price.