Know what I can print before you ask!
I currently run four 3D printers with different capabilities - three FDM (filament) printers and one resin printer. Here's what each one can do so you know what's possible for your project.
High Temperature + 4-Color Printing
Can handle high-temperature materials thanks to enclosed build area
High Temperature Capable
Can handle high-temperature materials thanks to enclosed build area
Standard Temperature Only
⚠️ NOT rated for high-temp materials (ABS, ASA, PC)
Ultra High Detail - Different Technology
Resin printing uses liquid resin cured by UV light instead of melted plastic filament. This gives incredibly smooth, highly detailed results!
Resin prints require post-processing (washing & curing)
My 3 enclosed/large printers
Use when: You need strength, size, or specific materials
My resin printer
Use when: Detail and surface finish matter most
Not sure which material you need? Here's a quick guide:
Best for: Decorative items, prototypes, low-stress parts
Properties: Easy to print, biodegradable, good detail
Not for: High heat, outdoor use, mechanical stress
Available on: All 3 printers
Best for: Functional parts, mechanical components, containers
Properties: Strong, flexible, chemical resistant
Not for: Very high temperatures
Available on: All 3 printers
Best for: Durable parts, heat resistance, automotive
Properties: Strong, heat resistant, can be acetone smoothed
Not for: Outdoor UV exposure (use ASA instead)
Available on: Enclosed printers #1 & #2 only
Best for: Outdoor parts, UV resistance, weather exposure
Properties: Like ABS but UV resistant
Not for: Food contact
Available on: Enclosed printers #1 & #2 only
Best for: Flexible parts, gaskets, phone cases, grips
Properties: Rubber-like, flexible, impact resistant
Not for: Rigid structural parts
Available on: All 3 printers
Need something specific? Reach out and we'll figure out which printer works best for your project!
Now that you know what I can do, let's make your project happen!