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Printed parts in days, from fit checks to finished models

FDM for fast fit checks, resin SLA for smooth detail, SLS nylon for strong parts. Printed, finished, checked and shipped.

The print head of an FDM 3D printer at workFrom our bench
3D printing: FDM, resin SLA, SLS · Prototypes and small runs

Typical timeline

2–7 days per batch

FDM fit checks: 1–2 days. Resin SLA: 2–4 days. SLS nylon and painted models: about a week.

Steps

8

In 4 phases, each one written down.

Your approvals

2

Nothing moves past one without you.

Video updates

1

Recorded demos, plus a weekly update.

The lifecycle

8 steps in 4 phases, on one board. Point at any step for its detail.

How every project runs

01Quote

2 steps
  1. 01 FILES · Quote

    Your files

    Send a model, or let us draw it.

    • STEP, STL or native CAD
    • Quantity and deadline
    • Finish and colour
    • No model? We design it

    You getPrint quote

02Prepare

2 steps

03Print & finish

2 steps

04Check & ship

2 steps

What's included

The checks built in, what you take away, and what we need to start.

Full quality process

Checks built in

Every one leaves a record.

  • Process chosen for the part's job
  • Design checked for printing
  • Orientation set for strength
  • Resin fully washed and cured
  • Key dimensions measured
  • Fit check with real parts
  • Finish checked before packing

You get

Yours in full.

  • Printed parts
  • Finished looks-like models
  • Inspection photos
  • Print-ready files
  • Material notes

We need

Whatever you have.

  • STEP, STL or CAD files — or a sketch
  • Quantity and deadline
  • Material, colour and finish
  • What the part has to survive

Quick answers

FDM, SLA or SLS — which do I need?

FDM: fast and cheap for fit. SLA: smooth detail. SLS: strongest.

Can 3D printing be used for production?

Up to a few hundred units, yes. Beyond that, moulding is cheaper.

Can you print from my own file?

Yes. Send STEP or STL and we'll check it before printing.

Tell us where your project is

Sketch, prototype or finished design. We'll tell you which steps it needs, and the cost.

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