3D Printing

3D Printing Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

3d Printers Nottingham


​Our 3d printing service is the finest that you will find throughout Nottinghamshire. Whatever three dimensional object you are looking for we can print it, big or small! We have a large range of already designed products that can be reproduced, and may be perfect for your needs. If not you can take advantage of our custom 3d print service. From obsolete replacement machinery or vehicle parts, to decorative ornaments, or even statues, we can produce them in fine detail. We also have a fantastic range of construction materials to choose from to achieve perfect and long lasting products. Wherever you are in Nottingham, we are the number one local 3d printing store for all of your 3d printing supplies.

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The first stage of any 3d printing service should always be the designing. Ensuring that the specifications and suitability of your new 3d printed model are correct is crucial. We use highly advanced computer aided design (CAD) during this process. The data can then be fed to one of our 3d printing devices. The next stage will be the actual printing. Your new item will then be built by printing many layers of the chosen material, as the layers build up your item will begin to appear. Naturally this is explained in simple terms, there are many other processes to take into consideration dependent on the given project. All of our 3d print experts know the best ways to provide you with the perfect job.

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3D Printed Parts for Engine or Machinery Repair


Many of us have vehicles or machinery that are quite old, when they breakdown sourcing replacement parts can be a headache. With recent technological advances it is now possible to recreate many of these parts with a 3d printing service. Simply bring the broken or damaged part to us, and we can often recreate a brand new replica to get your engine running smoothly once more. Hard metals or even carbon fibre can create extremely hard wearing replacement parts that will last for years to come. This can be an extremely cost effective solution and could save you hundreds of pounds when seeking some rare or hard to find replacement parts.

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3D Printing Replacement Household Items or parts


Many of our household items can be damaged or broken. This may only be visual, but you will probably still want to restore it to its previous good looks. Our cheap 3d printing service can perfectly replicate the broken area to allow for a perfect repair to be applied. Damage can occur to all of our home goods, and they can almost always be repaired. Our 3d printing can help!

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How Long Does 3D Printing Take?


The time needed for printing a new 3d object will depend entirely on the size and complexity of the project. A small and simple object could be 30 minutes. A more detailed and larger item could take several days, may be even a week. We will provide you with an estimated time scale as part of the consultation process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What 3D print files can you take?

    STL files are the most common 3D print files and we can use them to put into our software and provide a quote once we know ow what material you would like your item printed in

  • Can you help if I don't have a 3D print file?

    That's what our design team is able to help with. Our 3D design team can create a 3D print file from 2D drawings or from an actual item if you have one or even the broken item if it provides enough detail and dimensions to enable our design team to recreate it.

    We create new files rather than using a 3D scanner  - as we have found this to be a more cost-effective way of creating accurate 3D print files for clients.

  • What size can you 3D print up to?

    As a rule of thumb, shoebox-size will be the largest our 3D printers can print up to in one go. Depending on your design and for producing a prototype we can use the 3D printers to print several parts which can then be put together to make a complete unit. Whilst this won't be suitable for all scenarios it has provided opportunities to produce one-off prototypes where other methods would simply be cost-prohibitive.

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