Small batch 3D printing, ten to a few hundred parts
When you need more than one and fewer than a mould's worth. Price per part drops at five and again at ten, every part is checked, and reorders of the same file take seconds.
What you get
Quantity pricing you can see
The price per part drops at five and again at ten, and the quote tool shows it as you change the number.
Consistency across the run
Same material, same settings, same printer profile for every part. Batches are printed together and checked together.
Reorders in seconds
Your files are kept, so when you need the next forty it's one click and the same price.
A lead time agreed up front
Hundreds of parts take days, not hours. You'll get a date before you pay and an email if anything changes.
Who this is for
Installers and trades
Clips, brackets, spacers and adapters for a job, printed to the number you need rather than a box of a thousand.
Small product businesses
Enough units to sell before committing to tooling, with the same part every time.
Events and venues
Badges, mounts, signage fixings and one-off runs for a date.
Recent work
Questions people ask before ordering
What's the most you can do?
A few hundred of a palm-sized part in a week. Thousands, probably not on this process, and you'll be told honestly.
Can I get a sample first?
Yes. Order one, check it, then order the run. The sample price is credited against the batch.
Do you do invoicing for businesses?
Yes, for repeat customers. Email to set up monthly invoicing.
Based in Liverpool, printing for the whole UK
If you're in Merseyside you can collect in person. Everyone else gets Royal Mail tracked, usually two working days after dispatch. Most of this work comes from Liverpool, Manchester, Chester and the Wirral, but there's nothing local about the post.