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Got an idea?
We'll print it.

You don't need a printer, the software, or any idea what “infill” means. Find a model you like — there are millions, most of them free — send us the link, and we'll turn it into a real thing you can hold.

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Bring a model link or a file. Don't have one? We'll show you where to look.

Not sure if we can help? We probably can.

These are the things people actually ask us for. Yours doesn't have to be on the list.

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Three steps. That's the whole thing.

No accounts, no jargon, no pressure.

  1. Send us the model

    A link from MakerWorld, Printables or Thingiverse, or an STL / 3MF file. That's the one thing we do need — everything after it is our problem.

  2. We send a price and a date

    One clear number, including the material we'd recommend and why. Say yes, or don't — the quote is free either way.

  3. See it, pay, and it's on its way

    Photos of your finished print come with the invoice, so you know exactly what you're paying for. Then it's delivered around Greater Sydney or posted Australia-wide.

Where to find the model

Millions of ready-made designs, most of them free. Find one you like, copy the link, send it to us. That's step one done.

Every model's licence checked before we print

Or make your own

These free tools turn a form or a photo into a printable file, no design software needed. Download it and send it to us.

Stuck on the search? Send us what you're after and we'll have a look — we know these libraries well. We print from existing models rather than drawing new ones, so the model is the one part we need you to bring.

Want a ballpark before you ask?

Three plain questions — what it is, how big, and how hard a life it's going to have. No layer heights, no infill percentages, no engineering degree.

  • Takes about thirty seconds
  • Gives a real range, not a “contact us for pricing”
  • The full calculator is still there if you want the dials
  • $20 minimum order, then delivery from $15 by weight
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Step 2 of 3 · How big is it?

Ballpark, in everyday PLA

$20

Our minimum order · about 6 hours on the printer

Delivery from $15, worked out on weight

A guide, not a bill. The real quote comes back once we've seen the model — same maths, better information.

Which plastic? Don't worry about it.

Tell us where the thing is going to live and we'll pick. Here's the short version anyway.

For the nerds: printers, nozzles and tolerances

Bambu Lab P1S × 2

Build volume:
256 × 256 × 256 mm
Layer height:
0.08–0.28 mm
Max speed:
500 mm/s
Materials:
PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, PA, PC
Multi-colour:
4-spool AMS with humidity control
Features:
Auto bed levelling, vibration compensation

Nozzles

0.2 mm
— ultra-fine detail, ideal for miniatures
0.4 mm
— standard nozzle, perfect for most prints
0.6 mm
— fast printing, great for large parts

Anything bigger than the build volume is split and joined.

Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 16K

Build volume:
211.68 × 118.37 × 220 mm
Screen:
10″ mono LCD, 15120 × 6230
XY resolution:
14 × 19 µm
Z accuracy:
0.02 mm
Layer height:
0.01–0.2 mm
Print speed:
up to 150 mm/h
Resins:
Standard, tough and ABS-like
Features:
Tilt release, auto levelling, heated resin tank
The G3DK Printing workbench: a printed grey desk organiser beside a G3DK Printing letter board

Hi, I'm Tim. This is a one-man workshop.

Good printers are expensive and the learning curve is steep — months of fiddling with settings, materials and failed prints before anything comes out right. You shouldn't have to go through all that to get one bracket made. So I've done the fiddling, and I'll print it for you.

My pricing covers materials, power, machine wear and a modest amount of my time — that's it. If your idea won't work, I'll tell you before you pay, not after.

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The questions everyone asks first

I don't have a 3D model. Now what?

Start with the free libraries above — millions of models, and most things you can think of are already there. For something personal, like a name sign or a photo lithophane, the free generators in MakerLab and on SkipTheCAD make the file from a form you fill in. We're a printing service rather than a design studio, so if it genuinely doesn't exist you'd need a 3D designer to draw it first.

How long will it take?

Most orders are finished within 1–3 business days. Big or fiddly jobs take longer, and we'll say so up front.

Can you print something I found online?

Almost always. It comes down to the licence the designer attached, and the vast majority allow printing for your own personal use. Send the link and we'll check it before we start — selling what we print is the one thing that usually needs the designer's say-so.

How big can you go?

25 cm in every direction in one piece. Larger things get split and joined — we've done helmets and full-size props that way.

What if it doesn't fit?

Tell us and we'll work it out together. Getting a replacement part right sometimes takes a test print first — that's normal.

Can I follow my order?

Yes. Every request gets a reference like G3DK-1001 and its own order page. Sign in with a link we email you (no password) to message Tim, accept your quote, see photos of your print, pay the invoice and follow the delivery.

How do I pay, and when?

When it's finished, we send you photos of your actual print along with the invoice. You pay then — PayID straight from your bank, or card through Square — and it goes out for delivery.

Let's make the thing.

Paste a model link or attach your file and you'll have a price back today. Free, no obligation, no sales follow-up forever.

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