Clean prints, sensible tolerances, and practical feedback so your part succeeds the first time. One-off projects or small batches, FDM or resin — plus 3D scanning when you need to capture an existing object.
You can send a finished file, or send what you have and I’ll help get it print-ready. I’m set up for both functional parts and “looks amazing on the shelf” pieces.
Great for cosplay armor segments, brackets, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, and everyday problem-solvers.
Ideal for miniatures, display models, and fine-detail cosplay parts where surface finish matters.
Repair, thicken, simplify, scan, or tweak — so you don’t waste time (or filament) on failed prints.
Fast iterations to test fit, form, and function before you commit.
Custom photo lithophanes for gifts, lamps, and backlit keepsakes.
A simple workflow that keeps quotes fast and prints predictable.
Email your STL/OBJ/3MF (or a link) and tell me size, material, and what it needs to do. If it must fit, include a key measurement or a ruler photo.
I’ll check printability, orientation/supports, and tolerances. Then you’ll get a clear quote + timeline (and any suggested tweaks before we print).
I print, clean up, and package it. Local pickup in Tampa Bay or shipped nationwide. Want it featured? Send a couple photos after delivery.
I’m a Tampa Bay–based maker focused on clean, reliable prints with sensible tolerances. If you’re unsure your file is printable, send it — I’ll suggest tweaks so it succeeds the first time.
Straight answers, practical recommendations, and a finished part you can actually use. I work with cosplayers, tabletop gamers, makers, and small businesses — from one-off projects to small runs.
Common projects I print:
If you’re not sure what to pick, tell me what the part needs to do and I’ll recommend the right material.
Great all-rounder; tons of colors.
Tough, heat resistant, good outdoors.
Strong, flexible, and durable.
Impact resistant; ASA adds UV stability.
High strength, abrasion resistant.
High detail; specialty blends available.
Send a short description and (optionally) a link to your STL/3MF. If it’s a part that must fit, include dimensions or a photo with a ruler for reference.