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Judah's 3d prints

3D printing for parts, prototypes and models.

Send a 3D file, a sketch or a photo of the piece that broke. Judah's 3d prints looks at what the part has to do, quotes the job and prints it layer by layer.

What you can bring to the printer

Most jobs fall into one of five kinds. Each one is priced on its own size, material and quantity, so a single bracket and a run of game pieces get quoted differently.

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For when a shop can't sell you the piece

A print service earns its keep on small, specific jobs. People usually get in touch because of something like this:

  • A plastic part broke and the maker only sells the whole assembly.
  • You designed something in CAD and want to hold it before ordering more.
  • You have a model file for a figure, a game piece or a gift.
  • A class, club or project needs a handful of identical pieces.

From file to finished print

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  1. 1

    Send what you have

    Use the inquiry form to describe the part, its rough size and what it has to cope with. The form takes text only, so note the file type and size. Sending the file itself comes after.

  2. 2

    Get a quote

    The price comes from the size, material, print time and quantity, along with notes on anything in the design that might need to change.

  3. 3

    Printed, checked and handed over

    Once you approve, the job prints layer by layer. Supports come off, the part gets checked, and collection or delivery is arranged with you.

Where and how to start

Every job begins with an online inquiry. Judah's 3d prints hasn't published a street address, service area or opening hours for this preview, so the hand-off for each job is agreed once the quote is approved.

Read how it works, step by step
Begin with
The inquiry form on the contact page
Bring
A file, a sketch with measurements, or photos of the original
Hand-off
Agreed with you when the job is confirmed

Got a file, a sketch or a broken piece?

Describe it in a few lines. Size, material and what it's for are enough to start.

Start a print inquiry