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MATERIALS & CAPABILITIES

The right material
for the job.

Tell us how your part will be used. We’ll help choose a material that suits the application.

Available printing materials and common uses
MaterialCommon usesWhy choose it
PLAConcept models, decorative pieces, and low-stress prototypesColor and surface finish
PETGFunctional prototypes and everyday utility partsToughness with some flexibility
ABS-GFRigid housings, enclosures, and fixturesGlass-fiber-filled ABS for added stiffness
PA6-CFStiff functional components and demanding applicationsCarbon-fiber-reinforced nylon
Skeleton French bulldog figurine printed in a light-colored filament
Room for a little personality, too.

PRINT SIZE

Space for your next idea.

Larger components can be split into sections and assembled. Send the dimensions and we’ll review the fit.

BAMBU LAB H2S

340 × 320 × 340 mm

13.39 × 12.60 × 13.39 in

Single-nozzle build volume
BAMBU LAB H2D

350 × 320 × 320 mm

13.78 × 12.60 × 12.60 in

Combined reach · both nozzles, same material

Dimensions are width × depth × height. Usable space depends on orientation, supports, and print setup. H2D full-width prints require both nozzles with the same material and a model prepared for their combined reach. Standard H2D single-nozzle space is 325 × 320 × 325 mm; the shared dual-nozzle area is 300 × 320 × 320 mm.

EXAMPLE PROJECTS

More than a model.

Custom storage, composite tooling, and a photo brought to life. A few ways we put 3D printing to work.

Red custom-fit 3D-printed insert inside a Milwaukee Packout case
CUSTOM STORAGE

A place for every piece.

A fitted Milwaukee Packout insert, designed around the items it holds.

Carbon fiber layup in a PETG 3D-printed mold
COMPOSITE TOOLING

Print the mold. Make the part.

A PETG mold used to shape a custom carbon-fiber component.

Reference photo of a small dog with a pink bowFinished PLA dog planter based on the reference photoPHOTO → PRINT
PHOTO TO PLANTER

A familiar face, reimagined.

A pet photo turned into a custom planter, designed and printed in PLA.