Custom 3D Printing
Custom Parts & Replicas by 3D Printing
Order custom manufacturing of functional parts by 3D printing. From a single piece to short runs — for industry, business and private orders. We also make replicas and replacement parts for restoring historic objects and for musical instruments.
- Minimum order
- 1 piece
- Dispatch
- within 48 hours
- Largest part
- 256 × 256 × 256 mm
- Detail
- 0.1 mm
- Materials
- 9 materials, 35 colours
- Price from
- €2.10
Quick Info
Service Overview
Have an idea for a part but no way to make it? Or need to replace a broken component that is no longer sold? We specialise in making parts to measure. 3D printing is a valuable tool for restorers and collectors. It produces accurate copies of missing parts without touching the original. From a 3D scan or from photographs we can model and print the part you need. 3D printing opens new ground for musicians and instrument makers. It allows experiments with the shapes that shape the sound, and personalised accessories that make playing more comfortable.
- Made precisely to your requirements
- Fast delivery from design to finished part
- An economical answer for short runs and one-offs
- PLA and PETG as standard (plus PLA Silk and PLA Galaxy finishes); special materials on request
- Missing or damaged parts replicated accurately
- A model that can then be cast in metal or another material
- Personalised accessories for your comfort and style
- Repairs and replacements for plastic parts on your gear
01 what we offer
Your idea, our execution
From a thought to a working part
The process is straightforward. Send us your 3D model, a drawing, or just a description of what you have in mind. We take care of the rest — optimising the design, choosing the material, and the production itself.
3D printing is flexible enough to produce very complex parts that traditional methods would price out of reach or could not make at all — and from a single piece upwards.
Experience
Delivering hundreds of custom projects for companies, online shops and individuals
Consultation and advice
Help choosing the material and optimising your part for 3D printing.
Spare part production
Replacing plastic parts that are damaged or no longer available.
Short-run production
Efficient production of small batches for your product or project.
A choice of materials
PLA and PETG as standard in 20+ colours, plus the PLA Silk and PLA Galaxy finishes. For demanding applications we find a solution individually.
Replica ornament and decoration
Missing decorative elements made for furniture, frames or façades.
Spare parts for machines
Plastic parts, working or otherwise, for historic machines and equipment.
Archaeological replicas
Copies of artefacts for study and exhibition.
Accessories for guitarists
Custom plectrums, capos, wall hangers, potentiometer knobs.
Instrument bodies and parts
Bodies for electric guitars, ukuleles or small percussion instruments.
02 How It Works
3 simple steps to your 3D print
01
Upload model
STL, 3MF, and STEP file support. Automatic analysis and instant price calculation.
02
Choose material
PLA, PETG, and more. Interactive 3D preview in every color.
03
Place order
Online payment, ships within 48h. Real-time production tracking.
elsewhere in services
- 3D Printed Teaching, Anatomical and Dental Models Interactive, tangible 3D printed models for schools, medical faculties and surgeries — from cells and molecules to anatomical models of organs, bones and teeth. Strictly for demonstration and teaching.
- 3D Printed Props & Miniatures Props, weapons, armour and accessories for cosplayers and film-makers; miniatures, terrain and box inserts for tabletop games; puppets, sets of replacement faces and scenery for stop-motion animation.
- Personalised 3D Prints — Gifts, Promo Items and Accessories Order original personalised 3D prints — name and logo keyrings, lithophanes, 3D lettering and logos, earrings and buckles, organisers and planters, and cookie cutters and cake toppers.
- Rapid Prototyping by 3D Printing — Prototypes in 24 Hours Order a fast 3D printed prototype and test the design and the function before you commit to tooling. We also print jewellery models for designers and goldsmiths, master models for casting, and workshop jigs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about this service
Ask us something else- Q1
I need just one piece made. Is that possible with you?
Yes — that is exactly where 3D printing is strong. There is no minimum order quantity and we are glad to make a single piece. The only limit is a minimum order value of €6.
- Q2
I have only an idea, no technical material at all. What now?
That is fine. Start by describing the idea. Add a sketch, photographs of similar things, whatever you have. Our designer will get in touch and go through the options with you, and that conversation can turn into a 3D model, which we create for €26/hour.
- Q3
What is the difference between the materials? How do I choose?
You do not need to be a materials expert. Just describe what the part is for. Will it be outdoors? Will it be under mechanical load? Does it need to look good? As standard we recommend PLA (decorative use), PETG (functional and outdoor parts), or the PLA Silk and PLA Galaxy finishes. For very specific requirements we find a solution by agreement.
- Q4
Is it worth printing shorter runs with you — say 50 pieces?
Yes. For production runs (usually from 10 pieces upwards) we offer individual pricing and volume discounts. 3D printing suits runs into the hundreds, where an injection mould would not yet pay for itself.
- Q5
What accuracy and tolerance do custom-made parts hold?
As standard we work to tenths of a millimetre (around ±0.2 mm), which is sufficient for most functional parts. If yours needs better — for mating with other components, say — tell us and we adapt the print process to get as close as we can.
- Q6
I have an antique chair missing a decorative part. Can you make it?
Yes. If you have the same chair with the decoration intact, we can scan or photograph it and build an accurate 3D model from that. We print it and you can finish the surface to match the original.
- Q7
Can you print a part that looks like wood or metal?
The print is plastic, but there are materials containing wood fibre that look and even smell like wood once printed. For a metal look the part is printed in ordinary plastic and then treated with special paints and patination techniques, which can be very convincing.
- Q8
The missing part is metal. Can you print it in metal?
We do not print in metal directly. We can print an accurate plastic model — a master — which you then take to a foundry, where it is used to make a mould and cast the final part in bronze, brass or another metal.
- Q9
Do you work with museums or galleries?
Yes, we are glad to. 3D printing is an excellent way to make replicas for study, for exhibitions (where a copy can stand in for a valuable original), or to complete damaged exhibits.
- Q10
Can you actually play a 3D printed guitar? How does it sound?
Yes — a 3D printed electric guitar or ukulele body plays normally. The sound is shaped by the material and the internal print structure and can differ a little from wood, which is exactly what many experimenters are after. The acoustic behaviour is surprisingly good.
- Q11
A plastic knob broke off my amp. Can you make a new one?
Yes, an easy job for us. Send photographs, dimensions and the diameter of the shaft it fits on, and we will model and print a replacement. It will look new and serve perfectly well.
Fig. 06 — Start here
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