3D printing
From an idea to a part in your hand
I print to order: prototypes, functional parts, repair pieces and props. Tell me what you need — I will tell you whether it is possible, how long it takes and what it costs.
- PrinterBambu Lab X2D
- MaterialsPLA and PETG
- BaseVilnius
- CoverageAll of Lithuania
- Reply time≤ 24 h
Materials
I print in two materials. If you are not sure which one fits, I will explain it in terms of what the part has to do.
PLA
The cheapest and the most precise. Ideal for models, prototypes and anything that will not sit in sun or heat — PLA left in a car deforms.
PETG
Resistant to impact, moisture and heat. I choose it for brackets, outdoor parts and repair pieces that have to hold.
What people usually need
Prototypes
I turn an idea into something you can hold, show a client, or use to check whether the shape actually works.
Replacement parts
When the original can no longer be bought, or costs too much, I print a replacement from measurements or a sample.
Props and decorations
For events, filming, games and interiors — objects you cannot normally buy anywhere.
Small batches
When you need twenty identical parts rather than one, but too few to justify ordering from a factory.
How to order
There is no calculator here, and that is deliberate: the price of a part depends on the model, the material and the quantity, and I do not publish a rate per gram because two parts of the same weight print very differently. Send what you have and I will come back with a price and a date.
What to send
A file, or a sample
An STL or STEP file is ideal, and OBJ is fine too. If there is no file: a dimensioned drawing, a sketch with measurements, or a photograph of the broken part.
The quantity
One prototype and twenty identical parts are two different jobs. Tell me how many you need so I can assess it properly.
Where the part will be used
Whether it carries load, lives outdoors, or sits beside something hot. That decides the material and the wall thickness — not the other way round.
Turnaround
I send a price and a date within 24 hours. Once we agree, I usually print a small part in 2–4 working days, and a larger batch or a more complex model within a week. The date written in the offer is the one I keep.
Send the model (STL, STEP, OBJ) by email and I will attach it to the enquiry.
Have a model from MakerWorld?
Send the link with your enquiry. I will check whether the model is printable, what material it needs and how long it takes — so you do not have to export anything yourself.
Prices exclude VAT (VAT not applicable)
How a job runs
You send the file
STL, STEP or OBJ, the quantity, and what the part is for. If you have no model, write down what you want and I will tell you what is still missing.
I check the model
I look at whether it can be printed at all: wall thickness, overhangs, dimensions. If something needs fixing I say so before printing, not after.
I print it
Once the material and the date are agreed I start printing. If anything during the job does not go to plan, I tell you straight away.
You collect, or I send it
You pick the finished part up in Vilnius. If you are in another city we agree a handover or a shipment. With the part I explain what to do about the supports.
Tolerances and limits
A printed part is not a metal one. I tell you what strength and precision to expect for your specific job, so the result is not a surprise.
Common questions
PLA or PETG — which material should I choose?
If the part lives outdoors, sits near heat, has to carry load or take a pull — PETG. If precision, a smooth surface and price matter most and the conditions are gentle — PLA. If you are not sure, tell me what the part is for and I will suggest one.
What precision can I expect?
A printed part shows its layers, and the dimensional error depends on the model, the material and how the part is oriented on the plate. I choose the layer height and the orientation for the part, and I tell you what precision to expect in your case before printing.
What drives the price?
How much material the part uses, how long it takes to print, and whether the model needs fixing. That is why I do not publish a price per gram: two parts of the same weight can take very different times. Send the file and the quantity and I will reply with a price within 24 hours.
How long until I have the part?
I send a price and a date within 24 hours. Once we agree, I usually print a small part in 2–4 working days, and a larger batch within a week. If you need it sooner, say so in advance: sometimes it is possible, but not always.
Do I need a 3D model?
No. If all you have is an idea, a sketch or the broken part, send me what you have and I will tell you what is still missing. When the model is ready, the assessment is usually quicker.