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3D Printing & Prototyping

Turn a sketch, a CAD file, or just an idea into a real, working object.

From a one-off prototype to a short run of finished parts, we print functional objects you can actually hold, test, and use. If you don't have a 3D file yet, we can help design one from a sketch, a reference photo, or a description of what you need it to do.

Functional prototypes Enclosures & housings Jigs & fixtures Replacement parts Product mockups Short production runs

Real parts, not just visuals

We print functional, engineering-grade materials — not just display models — so what you get can actually be used.

Room to iterate

Prototyping is rarely one-and-done. We're set up to turn around revisions quickly as you refine your design.

Help with the design, too

No CAD file? We can model your part from scratch based on your sketch or an existing object.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Send a 3D file, a sketch, or just describe the part and what it needs to do.

  2. 2

    We recommend a material

    Standard plastic for a quick mockup, or a tougher engineering material if the part needs to hold up to real use.

  3. 3

    We print & inspect

    Every part is checked for fit and quality before it goes out the door.

  4. 4

    You get a real object

    Ready to test, assemble, or hand off — with a fast path to reprint if you need changes.

Pricing

Standard plastic (PLA/PETG) $0.12/g + $5 setup
Engineering-grade material (ABS, Nylon, TPU) +$0.05/g
Design help from a sketch or reference $35 – $45/hr
Multi-part assemblies / enclosures Quoted per project
Rush (next-day, when capacity allows) +30%
Minimum order $12

Every job gets a firm, written quote before work begins — the prices above are a starting point.

Common questions

I don't have a 3D file — can you still help? +

Yes. We can design a printable part from a sketch, a reference photo, or measurements of an existing object.

What material should I use? +

Standard plastic is great for mockups and low-stress parts. If it needs to flex, handle heat, or take a beating, we'll point you to a tougher material.

Can you print more than one at a time? +

Yes — we run multiple printers, so small production runs don't mean waiting on one machine to finish before the next part starts.

What if the first version isn't quite right? +

That's expected with prototypes. We'll help you adjust the design and reprint quickly.

Ready to get started?

Run your project through the calculator for an instant estimate, or send us the details directly.