3D Printing services
We create custom 3D-printed parts for prototypes, product development, replacement parts, and creative projects. Whether you need a single part or several copies, we can help bring your ideas to life!
Technologies & Materials
We offer FDM printing and resin (SLA) printing, allowing us to match the right process to your project's mechanical, visual, and budget requirements. Our available materials include PLA, PETG, ABS, nylon, flexible TPU, standard resin, and tough resin — from durable engineering plastics for functional parts to flexible materials for gaskets and wearable components.
Precision & Quality
Dimensional accuracy depends on the print technology and settings used for your part, and we'll help you choose the right combination for a prototype that fits and functions correctly the first time. Every part is inspected before shipping to ensure it meets your specifications.
Finishing Options
To get your part ready for use or display, we also offer post-processing services such as bead blasting, support removal, threaded insert installation, and multi-part assembly. Just let us know what finish you're looking for when you request a quote.
Applications
3D printing is ideal for:
Rapid prototyping and design validation
Functional parts and mechanical components
Jigs, fixtures, and tooling
Replacement and custom parts
Anatomical and visualization models
Creative and artistic projects
Pricing
Priced based on material, print time and project requirements.
Already have a 3D model ready? We accept STL, OBJ, and 3MF files, as well as most common CAD formats. Don't have a model yet? No problem — our 3D modeling service can design or convert your idea into a print-ready file.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer both FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) and resin (SLA) printing. FDM is ideal for durable, functional parts, while resin printing produces smoother surfaces and finer details — perfect for visual models and intricate designs.
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We work with PLA, PETG, ABS, nylon, and flexible TPU for FDM printing, as well as standard and tough resins for SLA printing. We can help you pick the right material based on strength, flexibility, and finish requirements.
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Our FDM printers can produce parts up to 25.6 × 25.6 × 25.6 cm (10.1 × 10.1 × 10.1 in).
For resin (SLA) printing, the maximum build volume is 129 × 80 × 160 mm (5.08 × 3.15 × 6.30 in). Larger designs can often be split into multiple parts and assembled after printing.
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We accept STL, OBJ, and 3MF files, as well as most common CAD formats. If you don't have a 3D model yet, our 3D modeling service can create one for you from a sketch, reference photo, or existing part.
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3D printing is generally faster and more cost-effective for complex geometries, internal structures, and small-batch production, since intricate shapes don't add extra cost. CNC machining is better suited for high-strength metal parts and tight tolerances.
Not sure which is right for your project? Contact us and we'll help you decide.
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Turnaround time depends on part size, complexity, and material. Most prototypes and small orders are completed within a few days — request a quote for an exact timeline.
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Both! Whether you need one prototype to test a design or several copies for a small production run, we can accommodate your order.
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We're based in Gatineau and Montreal (Quebec), and serve clients throughout the region — but we also ship anywhere, so you can order from wherever you are.
Still have questions?
Feel free to reach out anytime, we're happy to help!