Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing

3D printed patterns for foundry work: sand molds, wax patterns and soluble cores printed direct from CAD, replacing carved wood and machined aluminium dies.

Most Thingiverse files are not print-ready. We repair geometry, fix wall thickness and check printability before your STL download becomes a finished part.

Slicer settings that decide print success: toolpath generation, speed versus resolution trade-offs, and the safety interlocks most people leave switched off.

Figurine and collectible printing from a 25 micrometre SLA master to 10,000 MJF nylon units: detail retention, paint adhesion, and packing that survives shipping.

Chocolate 3D printing from a HACCP-certified kitchen: tempered couverture at 0.5 mm layers, custom logos and sculptures, with 48-hour turnaround on most orders.

Miniature 3D printing at 25 micrometre layer height: facial detail smaller than a hair, plus how to scale from one master to ten thousand units without losing it.

Tabletop miniatures printed to hold tight alignment: resin choices for crisp edges, supports that do not scar detail, and batch pricing for game studios.

Jewellery 3D printing from CAD to casting: high-resolution SLA masters, DMLS in metal, and wax patterns that hold detail a bench hand cannot reproduce twice.

Industrial additive manufacturing for OEMs and production teams: fleet capability, material certifications, and what moves a part from prototype to contracted supply.

Getting past default Cura profiles: parametric settings, per-feature control, and the version differences that change your surface finish on FDM and IDEX machines.