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We ask what the part is for before talking about price. If printing is the wrong method, or an off-the-shelf part would do the job better, you'll hear that up front.
A 3D print service for people who need a specific object made: a replacement part, a prototype, a model for the shelf. You bring the problem or the file, and the printer does the rest once the settings are right.
A 3D printer will make almost anything you give it. Whether the result is any good depends on the decisions made before printing starts.
We ask what the part is for before talking about price. If printing is the wrong method, or an off-the-shelf part would do the job better, you'll hear that up front.
Layer height, infill, wall count and orientation change how strong, smooth and fast a print is. They're set for each job instead of left on defaults.
Each quote shows what you're paying for: material, print time, and any design or finishing work.
The work here is mostly one-offs and short runs. That suits people who need a single part that fits, a handful of test pieces, or a model nobody sells.
If you're not sure whether your idea is printable, ask. A short description and a photo are enough to get an answer.
Ask about your part