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How to use
Simply upload the .STL file of the object you need to 3d print, select the material, infill percentage, and quantity. We do the rest.
If you have more than one .STL file to print, please click here.
Not sure what material to use?
The materials listed have different properties. To figure out which material is best for your project, please see our resources page here.
Infill
The percentage of infill will determine how dense the 3d printed part is. 0% being a hollow shell and 100% being completely solid. Most 3d printed parts are printed with 20% infill, this gives an ideal strength to weight ratio for most situations while cutting down on material usage.
Need a colour or material that isn’t listed?
If you need a different colour for a material already listed, please select any colour for that material, then leave a customer note at checkout. we will do our best to accommodate your request, however, it may add a day or two on the delivery time.
If you need a material that is not listed, please contact us here, before you place an order.