Frequently asked questions

Yes. A photo, sketch, clear dimensions or description is enough to start. You will be told whether the part can be printed directly, needs modelling first, or is not a sensible 3D print.

Timing is confirmed in the written quote after the file, material and current capacity are checked. Include a deadline so it can be assessed.

PLA is usually the simple default for clean indoor prints. PETG is stronger and better for practical parts. Resin or finer settings are better for detailed work. Ask for advice if you are unsure.

Often, if the shape and dimensions are clear and the part is not exposed to unsafe loads. Send photos of the broken part, its key dimensions and the intended use.

The price depends on material, print time, quantity, model review, finishing and the risk of failed prints. You receive a price estimate before anything is printed.

Yes. Small batches work for projects, local businesses, hobbies or events. Include the quantity so print time, material and price can be estimated properly.