Whether you've never heard of 3D printing or you just want to understand the details before ordering, this page has you covered.
It starts as a spool of filament. It ends as the exact thing you had in mind. What happens in between is where we come in.
A file from a 3D model site. A design your team created. A sketch on a napkin. If it exists digitally, we can build it physically.
Our print masters analyze your file and dial in every setting. Material, orientation, layer precision, structural reinforcement. This is the part that separates a great print from a failed one.
Layer by layer, your object takes shape. No molds. No tooling. No minimums. Just raw material transformed into exactly what you asked for.
PLA for looks and detail. PETG for strength and durability. Not sure which one? Our print masters will recommend the best material for your project during review.
The most popular 3D printing material. Smooth finish, vibrant colors, and great detail. Perfect for display pieces, models, figurines, and decorative items. If you're not sure, pick this.
Water-resistant and impact-tolerant. Won't crack under pressure or warp in sunlight. Great for functional parts that need to survive real use, outdoor conditions, or daily wear and tear.
Don't have a file yet? These sites have millions of free, downloadable 3D models. Find one you like, download the STL, and upload it here. You'll see it in 3D with live pricing before you order.
Not requirements. Just things that help your part come out great.
You're good. Upload it and we'll take care of the rest. Our print masters review every file before production and will reach out if anything needs attention.
A few things that help: keep walls at least 1.5mm thick, avoid overhangs steeper than 45 degrees from vertical, and export as STL for the best compatibility. Our print masters will flag anything that might not print well before production starts.
Give students these constraints before they start: minimum 2mm wall thickness, maximum 25cm in any direction, and export as STL from TinkerCAD. We print files exactly as submitted, so these constraints save time and reduce reprints.