What is this useful for?
A flap that has snapped off, a knob you can no longer buy, a holder that has to fit exactly or a bracket for your own solution. One piece is enough, you do not need to order a series.
Have a part printed
Have a part 3D printed
Has something snapped, or can you no longer buy a part? It can often be remade on a 3D printer, to size and in the material that suits it.
What do I need to send?
A photo or sketch with the measurements is enough to start. If you already have a 3D model, send it as STL, 3MF, STEP, OBJ or gcode, or as a link to the model.
Which material suits it?
That depends on what the part has to withstand. PETG handles water and knocks, ASA handles sun and rain, TPU is flexible and nylon suits moving parts.
How big can it be?
The printer is a Bambu Lab P2S with a build volume of 25.6 × 25.6 × 25.6 cm. If it is larger, describe it in your request and we will look at what is possible.
Frequently asked questions
Which files can I include?
Photos, PDFs, Office documents and 3D files such as STL, 3MF, STEP, OBJ and gcode. You can add up to 10 files of at most 100 MB each, once you have confirmed your email address.
Can a broken part be remade?
Often, yes. Send photos from several sides with the measurements and say what it is used for. You will then hear whether it can be made.
Which material should I choose for outdoors?
ASA stands up best to sun and rain. PETG holds up reasonably well outdoors. If in doubt, say in your request what it is for.
Is a 3D print food safe?
No 3D print is automatically food-safe, whatever the material: dirt gets trapped in the seams between the layers.
Can't find what you need? Just ask.
A broken part, a holder that needs to fit just right or an idea of your own. Send a photo or sketch and you'll get a proposal with a price.
Submit a request- 1You send a photo, sketch or link
- 2You get a proposal with a price and lead time
- 3Happy with it? Then it goes on the printer, with a timelapse