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Custom FDM and resin 3D printing in Edmonton. Bring a file or an idea: we help choose the process and material for functional parts, detailed models and prototypes.
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TWO WAYS TO PRINT
Functional parts · Engineering filaments
305 × 305 × 400 mm
Maximum build envelope · usable part size depends on orientation and supports.
FDM 3D printing in Edmonton up to 305 × 305 × 400 mm. Engineering filaments, functional parts and prototypes. Jobs from $20 CAD.
Explore FDM 3D PrintingFine detail · Miniatures & display models
223 × 126 × 230 mm
Maximum build envelope · usable part size depends on orientation and supports.
Detailed miniatures, figurines and prototypes with Photon P1 resin 3D printing in Edmonton. From $30 CAD per job. Request a project quote.
Explore Resin 3D PrintingFDM 3D PRINTING / ENGINEERING MATERIALS
From a replacement bracket to a workshop fixture, enclosure or functional prototype, choose FDM when your part needs to do a job. We help match the filament and print orientation to how it will be used.
305 × 305 × 400 mm
Width × depth × height
Available part size depends on material, orientation, supports and clearance. Send your model and dimensions so we can confirm the fit.
MORE THAN STANDARD FILAMENT
Carbon-fibre and glass-fibre reinforced options, nylon and other engineering polymers for projects with specific stiffness, heat or service requirements.
PLA · PETG · ABS · ASA · TPU
CF means carbon fibre; GF means glass fibre. Material grade, availability and suitability are confirmed with your quote. Tell us about load, heat, outdoor exposure, flexibility and mating parts.
See a real engineering-material projectPROJECT PRICING
Choose a process around how your part will be used. Final pricing depends on material, size, quantity and preparation. Applicable taxes and shipping are confirmed in your quote.
Based in Edmonton, Alberta. Include your location for projects elsewhere; shipping is discussed where practical. Timing and pickup are arranged for your project.
POSSIBILITIES
STL, STEP or CAD files, a sketch, photos, measurements or the part itself. STEP and other design files may need preparation before printing.
FDM options include PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU and engineering polymers. Resin type and colour are confirmed per project. Selection depends on detail, load, temperature and the environment your part will see.
A physical part made to the agreed design, with material and manufacturing approach reviewed before production.
RESIN 3D PRINTING / EDMONTON
Our Anycubic Photon P1 uses MSLA resin printing to bring fine textures, lettering and intricate shapes into focus. A practical option for miniatures, figurines, scale models and detailed product prototypes.
Casting patterns and demanding functional parts require a suitable resin and process review. Material and finish are agreed before printing.
Request a quoteANYCUBIC PHOTON P1
Nominal build volume: 223 × 126 × 230 mm. Usable part size depends on orientation, supports and clearance.
The printer supports 0.02–0.15 mm layers. We choose settings for your model; layer height and screen resolution are not a guarantee of finished-part dimensional accuracy.
Choose resin for fine detail and smooth surfaces. FDM is often a better starting point for larger parts and applications needing specific toughness or heat resistance. Tell us how the part will be used.
Final pricing reflects resin volume, supports, print height/time, washing, curing and cleanup. CAD design, specialty resin and additional finishing are quoted separately. Timing and pickup are arranged with you.
FDM is often a practical starting point for functional parts and material-specific needs. Resin suits small features, smooth surfaces and detailed models. Send your intended use if you are unsure.
Send us what you have and we’ll help determine the best approach. Design and preparation work are discussed as part of your quote.
Request a quoteA CLEAR PATH FORWARD
You don’t need to know the manufacturing process. That’s what the conversation is for.
Share a photo, sketch, file or description. Tell us what it needs to do.
We discuss the approach, materials, cost and any design work needed.
Review the design and quote before manufacturing starts.
Your agreed design becomes a printed part or CNC-routed piece.
We arrange pickup directly with you during your project, or discuss shipping for your finished work.
LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN
Send us what you have. We’ll help work out the next step.
