3D Printing Services
For Products, Models, and More

We Produce High-Quality 3D Printed
Models and Designs in Our Rathmines Store.

How can we assist you?

If you are developing a product from concept in Dublin, Ireland, you need a team who will focus their time on developing your idea. From start to finish, we are with you every step of the way. We assist with product design and development, and can also create a CAD file for your order if you don’t have one available. Of course, we have both FDM as well as SLA printers, so rest assured that we’re capable of printing any single or small production run that you may need.

Experts in Batch Production using 3D Printers

Need multiple, high-quality, 3D-printed products? Contact us for a custom quote on your order.

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3D Printing Degree

As 3D printing has become more prevalent and important in various industries, many universities have started offering degree programs related to 3D printing. These programs

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3D Printing Figurines
and Miniatures

We 3D print figurines with SLA printers, enabling us to print models without loss of detail.

Affordable 3D Printing
For All

Our mission is to provide an affordable 3D printing service for local businesses, students, and makers in Dublin County and the surrounding areas. If you are a student, please see if you qualify for our student discount here

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What is 3D Printing?

3D Printing is the act of printing objects, with specialized printers that uses filament instead of ink. This filament is a kind of additive material, and each object created by a 3D printer is printed in consecutive, bonded, layers. While many filaments are plastic-based, some may also be composed of wood, nylon, and metal. Overall, using 3D printing is an extremely efficient method to create a 3D rendition of architectural blueprints, build a custom figurine, or a sturdy prototype for a product that you’re designing. It requires only a 3D printer, and some filament, of which a reputable 3D printing store will have both.

Of course, you also have the option of 3D printing from your home, by simply purchasing a 3D printer online or in a nearby store. You can also rent a printer; if you only need one for a few days, this may be the best option. Purchasing a printer can get pricey however, as while the technology has gotten much more affordable over the past decade or so, it’s still an advanced piece of hardware. Most quality printers can run from €250 to €500, and you will still require filament, as well as the software and design experience required to build a model. Good filament is around €30 per 1 kg spool. Ignoring the factors of design experience and the software, it would be at least a couple hundred euros to create quality product. If you’re looking for one to several hundred models, it’s likely more cost-effective for you to contact us instead.

But How Do You Get a Design for the 3D Object You Want to Print?

First, a CAD file is necessary. It tells the 3D printer exactly what to print, and requires specialized software. If you’re a beginner to 3D printing, it’s recommended that you contact an Irish 3D printing service if you want to design something but don’t know how to use a CAD file. We will discuss the details of the object in question, and design the CAD file for you. After that, and pending any approval needed, you will receive your order within approximately three days. For those who wish to build their own CAD file, we recommend using Sketch-Up, by Trimble. In our experience, it’s the easiest to use CAD software, and is completely free to use. When sending us your CAD file, please send it in .STL format.