Two processes, one workshop. FDM for durable, structural parts in PLA, PETG, ABS, and Nylon; SLA resin for fine-detail work on miniatures, jewelry, and master patterns.
Fused Deposition Modeling: durable, structural thermoplastic parts built layer by layer. Our default choice for functional prototypes, enclosures, jigs, and anything that needs to actually hold up.
PLA, PETG, ABS, Nylon
0.1-0.3mm
Functional parts, enclosures, fixtures
Stereolithography , ultra-fine, micron-level detail by curing liquid resin layer by layer. The choice when surface finish and small-scale detail matter more than raw strength.
Standard, tough & castable resins
0.025-0.05mm
Smooth, minimal visible layering
Miniatures, jewelry, master patterns
Not sure which process fits your part? Here's the quick comparison , or just send us the file and we'll tell you.
| FDM | SLA Resin | |
|---|---|---|
| Strength | Higher , structural, functional parts | Lower , more brittle, detail-first |
| Surface detail | Visible layer lines | Smooth, near-invisible layers |
| Typical use | Enclosures, jigs, functional prototypes | Miniatures, jewelry, master patterns |
| Materials | PLA, PETG, ABS, Nylon | Standard, tough & castable resins |
| Post-processing | Sanding, gluing, painting | Wash & cure, then painting |
Have an STL ready? Send it. Need one made first? Our CAD team can build it.
Based on your part's purpose, we suggest FDM or SLA and the right material.
Your part is printed and checked for warping, layer adhesion, and dimensional accuracy.
Straight to you as-is, or sent on to our finishing line for paint and sealing.
A few recent pieces off our printers.



STL, sketch, or just a reference photo: tell us what you need and we'll quote it on WhatsApp.