What's Possible
& What's not
From home-wares, toys, and containers, to light duty mechanical parts and electronic housings, the possibilities of additive manufacturing are nearly unlimited.
electronics housings | sensors | lighting | brackets | gaming accessories | fidget toys | soap trays | travel containers | home organization | coffee tools | planters | speaker stands | stationary | kitchen accessories | racks and shelves | aquarium accessories
Unlimited options can be terrifying, so here's a breakdown.
It's printable if it's:
Rigid
We can't print fabrics, yet. (chainmail excluded)
Flat sided
At least one flat surface, or it'll roll around during printing.
3D Model-able
Even better if you provide us with one. 2D is possible too, boring, but possible.
Obeys physics
We can only defy gravity a bit. Large overhangs require extra support material.
5 soda cans large
We're capable of mass printing up to 180mm x 180mm x 180mm, which is slightly larger than 5 soda cans placed in a dice formation.
How does FDM 3DP work?
In FDM 3D printing, material is precisely melted and laid down in 2D layers stacking until a 3D form is created. We've mastered the in & outs of this process allowing you to get the most out of it.
When compared to injection molding (how plastic products are usually made) you get a lot more design freedom and flexibility as you don't need an expensive metal mold that's near impossible to change once made.
When compared to injection molding (how plastic products are usually made) you get a lot more design freedom and flexibility as you don't need an expensive metal mold that's near impossible to change once made.
It's not witchcraft or rocket-surgery.
Just a really fast hot glue gun on a robot.
"Finally, we can create and iterate on truly unique designs"
- Jenny H.
Deisgner & Brand Owner
Deisgner & Brand Owner
Materials
We use almost exclusively plant-based plastics (biopolymers). These materials are made from sustainably sourced crops, and offer lasting performance for your product's needs.
100% Biodegradable, sourced from GMO-free crops.
10x less carbon footprint vs petroleum-based plastics.
Used by leading brands like IKEA, Danone, and more.
Compliant with intl. standards for industrial composting.
We can bring in nearly any color you want.
We generally keep an inventory of our staple colours, such as matte black, white granite, & grey marble. Anything else, we can bring in within just a few days with our supplier network.
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