Custom 3D Printing
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.
- 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
Got a good idea for a product? Before you spend a fortune on tooling, build a working prototype with us. 3D printing is the fastest and cheapest way to get your hands on the idea and try it in practice. 3D printing has changed how jewellery is designed. It gives you an affordable, accurate model of your design that a customer can actually try on — and that heads off expensive mistakes in metal. Made-to-order 3D printing makes production faster and cheaper. Order moulds for short runs, assembly jigs that take the effort out of repetitive work, or your own tool organisers — quickly and inexpensively.
- Cost and risk cut sharply at the development stage
- Design, ergonomics and assembly checked quickly
- Iterations and improvements that are fast and cheap
- A physical model to show investors or customers
- A model that can serve as the pattern for a mould
- Casting moulds made fast and cheaply
- Better accuracy and repeatability with assembly jigs
01 what we offer
From idea to prototype in a few days
Test your idea before it is too late
The process is simple: send us your 3D model and we print it quickly. Within a few days you can hold the first version of your product, test it, and find the design faults while they are still cheap to fix.
For prototyping we use PLA as standard (fast visual models, excellent detail) and PETG (functional prototypes with more strength and durability). For special material requirements — extreme flexibility, heat resistance — we handle the order case by case.
Experience
Having helped dozens of companies and individuals develop their products
Visual prototypes
Models for judging the look, the shape and the overall impression of a product.
Functional prototypes
Prototypes in durable materials for testing how the mechanism actually works.
Ergonomic models
Models for testing grip and comfort in real use.
Presentation models
Polished, coloured models for trade fairs and presentations.
Ring prototypes
Ring models printed in several sizes to try on.
Models for mould making
Accurate models printed to create a casting mould from.
Casting moulds
Moulds for silicone, wax, plaster, resin or soap.
Assembly and drilling jigs
Jigs that guarantee accuracy and repeatability in your work.
Tool organisers
Holders for particular tools, drawer inserts, shadow boards.
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 Parts for Robotics, Electronics, Camera and Lab Made-to-measure parts for robots and automation, cases and enclosures for electronics, mounts and adapters for cameras, and equipment for laboratories. We print chassis, sensor mounts, panels, racks and jigs.
- 3D Printed Architectural Models, Sculpture and Decor Order detailed 3D printed models of buildings, interiors and urban schemes for presentations, competitions and client meetings — and equally sculpture, art installations and decorative objects from your digital designs.
- 3D Printed Parts for Cars, Boats, Drones and Sport Order custom 3D printed parts for cars and motorbikes, boats and paddleboards, FPV drones and RC models, and sports equipment — replacement covers, brackets, accessories and prototypes.
- 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about this service
Ask us something else- Q1
How quickly can you make a prototype?
That is the main advantage of this service. Simple, smaller prototypes we can often print and dispatch within 24-48 hours of receiving your order. More complex assemblies depend on the total print time, but even then we are talking days rather than weeks.
- Q2
Which material suits functional testing best?
For functional prototypes where you need to test mechanical durability we recommend PETG — it is tough, dimensionally stable and has good chemical resistance. For testing shape and appearance, economical PLA is entirely sufficient. If your prototype needs extreme heat resistance, talk to us — special materials are arranged by agreement.
- Q3
My prototype is made of several parts. Can you print and assemble them?
Yes, multi-part assemblies are routine. We can send you the individual parts, or put them together for you, bond them, and confirm that everything fits as it should.
- Q4
What accuracy can I expect from a prototype?
Our FDM printers work to a standard accuracy of ±0.2 mm. For most prototypes made to check shape, assembly and basic function that is entirely sufficient. If you need better, we can discuss the options.
- Q5
I have no 3D model yet, only a technical drawing. Can you help?
Of course. We also offer 3D modelling from 2D drawings, sketches or descriptions. Modelling is charged at €26/hour. It is the quickest way to get your 2D design into three dimensions and test it.
- Q6
Do you print jewellery directly in metal?
No — we specialise in plastic 3D printing. This service is for designers and jewellers who need an accurate, affordable prototype of a design before committing it to precious metal.
- Q7
Can I have a ring printed in several sizes to try?
Yes, and it is one of the main advantages. We can print the same ring model in several sizes so you can be sure the final metal casting will fit perfectly.
- Q8
Can your plastic model be used to make a casting mould?
Yes. Our models can serve as the master for moulding and subsequent lost-wax casting (once a wax copy is taken), or for other moulding techniques.
- Q9
I want to make a silicone mould. Can you print me a master model?
Yes — that is exactly what this service is for. We print a positive (a master) of your piece with a very smooth surface, which you then pour silicone over to create your own mould for repeat production.
- Q10
Will a 3D printed mould survive casting concrete or low-melting metals?
Casting concrete into a printed mould is possible, but expect a shorter mould life. For metals our plastic moulds are not suitable, because of the temperature. In that case we can print a model to make a sand or ceramic mould from instead.
- Q11
What is an assembly jig and how does it help?
It is a made-to-measure aid that makes a repeated task easier and more accurate. A drilling jig guides the bit exactly where it belongs; a gluing jig holds parts at the right angle while the adhesive sets. They save time and cut the reject rate.
- Q12
I need a specific tool holder that nobody sells. Can you make it?
Of course. Measure the tool, photograph it, and describe how and where you want it mounted. We will design and print a holder that fits exactly.
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