We print what
you can't buy.
Precision 3D-printed parts, custom fabrication, chess sets, display models and one-off designs. Made to order in Melbourne.
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From sketch to shipped.
Every part starts as a CAD model, dimensioned against the real thing, never scaled from a generic file.
ABS, PETG or PLA depending on the job: strength, heat tolerance or finish. Nothing sits on a shelf.
Cleaned, checked and finished in the Melbourne workshop, then shipped Australia-wide.
Need a part that doesn't exist?
Send through a photo, sketch, dimensions or idea and we'll see if it can be modelled and printed. One-offs and small runs welcome.
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Frequently asked
What materials do you print in?
ABS, PETG or PLA — chosen per job for strength, heat tolerance or finish. Not sure what you need? Ask and we'll recommend.
Can I get a custom colour?
Yes — custom colours are available on request for most parts. Mention your preference when you order or in a custom request.
How long until my order ships?
Everything is made to order. Most parts dispatch in 3–7 business days; larger builds like chess sets take 1–3 weeks. All orders ship Australia-wide, tracked from Melbourne.
Do you take custom or one-off jobs?
Absolutely — that's a big part of what we do. Send a photo, sketch, measurements, a broken part or just an idea via the custom request form and we'll see if it can be modelled and printed.
Can I send a CAD file (STL, STEP, DXF)?
Yes. Submit a request through the contact form first and we'll reply with the best place to send your CAD files.
Do the auto parts fit like factory?
Our auto parts are CAD-modelled on the real vehicle for a direct fit, not scaled from a generic file. We're an independent maker and aren't affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer.
Where are you based, and is my purchase protected?
We're based in Melbourne, Australia. Orders placed through our eBay store are covered by eBay buyer protection; for store orders, checkout is secure and we're happy to help if anything's not right.