FDM 3D printing
Durable functional parts in PETG, ABS, ASA, PA and carbon-filled filaments. Build volume up to 350 × 350 × 400 mm.
We are a family building a small workshop in a country new to us: 3D printing, laser cutting and engraving. Everything is made by our own hands — and our children are learning the craft alongside us.
Our story
It started with a single printer on the kitchen table, shortly after we moved. Parts for our own home turned into orders from neighbours, and the kitchen table turned into a real workshop with FDM and resin printers, a CO₂ cutter and a fibre laser.
We are too small for middlemen and too stubborn for dropshipping: if we sell it, we made it. Our children help with deburring, measuring and packing — this is the first workshop where they get to watch something of their own take shape.
Design, printing, finishing and shipping all happen in our own workshop.
We will say plainly when PLA is the wrong choice — and what will actually hold.
The children learn measuring, sanding and packing here. That is why the work gets done carefully.
Your models are never resold or reused. NDA on request.
What we can make
Pick a process — or just describe your part in your own words and we will tell you what suits it.
Durable functional parts in PETG, ABS, ASA, PA and carbon-filled filaments. Build volume up to 350 × 350 × 400 mm.
Fine detail for miniatures, jewellery masters, enclosures and anywhere surface finish matters.
Clean edges in acrylic, plywood, MDF, felt and leather. Ideal for panels, enclosures, signage and packaging inserts.
Permanent marking on wood, coated metal, glass and anodised aluminium — names, dates, logos, small dedications.
How we work
Five steps from your idea to the parcel at your door. Click or hover a step for details.
You send an STL, a STEP file, a photo or a sketch on paper. If there is no model yet, we build one — parametrically, so the dimensions stay editable later.
We choose the material, wall thickness, infill and build orientation to match the load — strength across the layers, not along them.
The part grows layer by layer on the print bed, or is cut and engraved on the laser. On long runs one of us always stays in the workshop.
Supports removed, edges sanded, threads tapped, parts annealed, painted or assembled into the finished product — usually by several pairs of hands.
Calliper check against the drawing, then we pack it together in recycled material — with a handwritten note in the box.
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Get in touch
Attach your file or describe the part in your own words. You will get a fixed price and a lead time, usually the same or the next working day.
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