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Custom 3D printing for parts, prototypes and models.

Judah's 3d prints turns digital files into objects you can hold. Send a model, or a photo and measurements of the part you need, and ask for a quote.

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Every job is quoted on its material, print time and any design work.

Illustrative photo: a 3D printer finishing a blue spiral vase, with filament spools and small printed objects on a wooden desk

What we print

Most jobs fall into one of these five. If yours doesn't, describe it anyway.

  • Functional parts

    Brackets, clips, knobs, mounts and gears, printed in a material that suits the load and temperature they'll face.

  • Replacement parts

    Something snapped or went missing? Send the broken piece's measurements, or a photo next to a ruler, and we'll check whether it can be modeled and printed.

  • Prototypes

    Early versions of a product idea that you can hold, fit and test before you commit to anything bigger.

  • Models and figures

    Display pieces, miniatures, props and gifts, printed from files you made or are licensed to print.

  • Design help

    No file yet? We can help turn a sketch and a set of measurements into a printable model.

Services, materials and pricing basis

How a print comes together

Four stages, from your first message to the finished piece.

  1. Illustrative close view of a black printed gear and a small white printed boat on a desk

    Step 1 of 4

    Send what you have

    A model file (STL, 3MF or OBJ), a sketch with measurements, or photos of the part you need to replace. Tell us what it's for and where it will be used.

  2. Illustrative close view of stacked filament spools in blue, black and white

    Step 2 of 4

    Pick the material

    Rigid or flexible, indoors or outdoors, smooth or detailed. We suggest a filament and color for the job and explain the trade-offs before you agree to a quote.

  3. Illustrative photo of a 3D printer building a blue spiral vase on its print bed

    Step 3 of 4

    Printed layer by layer

    The model is sliced into thin layers and printed one on top of the next. Bigger and more detailed parts take longer, which is why print time shapes the price.

  4. Illustrative photo of a detailed grey printed dragon figure on a wooden desk

    Step 4 of 4

    Checked and handed over

    Supports come off and the piece is checked against what you asked for. Pickup or handoff is agreed when your quote is confirmed.

Illustrative photo of a finely detailed grey printed dragon with scaled wings, in front of a 3D printer

Settings chosen for the part in front of us

A display model needs fine layers and careful supports so the surface stays clean. A bracket needs thicker walls and more infill so it doesn't crack under load.

Before anything prints, we set layer height, infill and orientation for what the piece has to do. If a part would be better bought off the shelf or made another way, we'll tell you.

Our approach

Good to know before you ask for a quote

What sets the price
Material used, print time, and any design or finishing work. Small, simple parts cost less than large or highly detailed ones.
How long it takes
Print time runs from under an hour for a small clip to many hours for a large model. Your quote includes an estimate.
Files you can send
Your own designs, or downloaded files whose license allows printing. STL, 3MF and OBJ work best.
No file?
Describe the part, add measurements and photos, and ask about design help.

Have something you want printed?

Tell us what the part is for, roughly how big it is, and whether you have a file. That's enough to start a quote.

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