How it works
Judah's 3d prints works through online inquiries. There's no walk-in counter listed for this preview, so every job follows the same four steps.
The steps in detail
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Send an inquiry
Use the form on the contact page. Say what you want printed, roughly how big it is, how many you need and what it's for. Leave an email address or phone number for the reply.
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Share the file or details
The form takes text only. If you have a model, mention its type (STL, 3MF or OBJ) and size, and the file itself follows once you're talking. Without a model, photos and measurements are the place to start.
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Approve the quote
The quote covers material, colour, quantity and price, plus anything in the design that might print poorly. Nothing goes on the printer until you've agreed to it.
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Print and hand-off
The part prints layer by layer, then supports are removed and it's checked against what you asked for. Collection or delivery is arranged with you at this point.
Questions people ask first
If yours isn't here, put it in your inquiry.
Which file types can I send?
STL, 3MF and OBJ are the usual formats for 3D printing. If your design is in another format, mention which one in your inquiry.
What if I don't have a 3D file?
Send a sketch with measurements, or photos of the original part with a ruler in shot. Simple, measurable shapes can often be modelled for printing. Any modelling work is included in the quote before it starts.
How much will my print cost?
It depends on the material, print time, supports and quantity, so each job is quoted on its own. There isn't a fixed price list.
How long does a print take?
Small parts can print in under an hour, while large or very detailed pieces can run much longer. The quote gives an estimate for your job.
Which material should I choose?
PLA suits models and indoor parts. PETG handles heat, moisture and stress better. TPU is flexible. If you're not sure, describe where the part will be used and a material will be suggested in the quote.
Can you print any file I find online?
Only files you made, bought, or downloaded under a licence that allows printing. Copies of protected designs can't be printed.
Where do I collect my print?
A public address hasn't been published for this preview. Collection or delivery is agreed with you when the job is confirmed.