Frequently Asked Questions

No. We print prototypes, functional end-use parts, custom components, and small to medium production runs.

.stl, .step (.stp), or .obj. Include quantity and any surface finish requirements.

Most parts fit our build volumes; larger parts are split and bonded. Send dimensions and we'll confirm.

Typical fiber-laser tolerance is ±0.05 mm depending on material and thickness.

.dxf, .dwg, or .step. Specify material, thickness and quantity.

Up to industrial standard for steel, stainless and aluminum. Send specs and we'll confirm.

Mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass. Copper on request.

PLA, ABS, PETG, Nylon (PA), PC, plus TPU.

Yes. Tell us the use case and environment — we'll recommend.

Most 3D-printed prototypes ship in a few days. Metal prototypes typically within one to two weeks.

Depends on volume and material. We provide a clear timeline with every quote.

No. We can start from a sketch or idea and develop it into a manufacturable design.

Yes — design → prototype → adjust → reprint is our standard loop.

Yes. For larger volumes we use our network of trusted manufacturing partners.

Every batch is inspected against the approved sample and drawings.

Send the inquiry form. An engineer reviews every request and replies within one business day.

No. Every quote is reviewed manually so we can advise on the best approach.

CAD: .step, .stp, .iges, .stl, .obj, .dxf, .dwg. References: .pdf, .jpg, .png.

Quantity, material, thickness (for sheet), surface finish and any tolerance critical to function.