Start a job

Tell us what you need printed.

Send a model if you have one, or just describe the part. Every request is read by a person, not a quoting robot — and you get a straight answer, including when 3D printing is the wrong tool for the job.

01 What you need printed

The three things that decide whether we can print something are what it is, what it has to do, and how big it is. Everything else we can work out.

Where is the design coming from? *

Models (STL, 3MF, OBJ, STEP) or photos and drawings. Up to 5 files, 32.0 MB each. Photos of a broken part from two or three angles, with a ruler or a coin in shot for scale, are worth more than a paragraph.

    02 How it should be printed

    Every one of these can be left on "not sure" — telling us what the part has to survive is more useful than telling us which plastic to use.

    This is the single most useful line on the form. A part that lives in a car needs a different plastic from one that sits on a shelf.

    Inches or millimetres, either is fine.

    03 How to reach you

    We may need to ask one question before quoting. That is usually the difference between a good print and a second attempt.

    Your quote and reference number go here.

    Leave blank if there is no deadline. Under 5 days we will flag it as a rush and tell you straight away whether it is possible.

    Helps us pick the right approach, not raise the price. If the job cannot be done for what you have, we would rather say so early.

    Send it

    You get a reference number by email straight away. We normally reply within one business day.

    Not sure it is printable?

    Send it anyway. Working out whether printing is the right answer is most of the job, and we will tell you plainly if the part wants to be machined or is cheaper to just buy.

    What we print