3D printing in Edmonton, Alberta
Made to fit.
Replacement parts, car parts, props and gifts — printed from a photo, a file, or just a good description.
CNC dust shoe
V8 engine cooler
Turian helmet
Retired golf balls
Tablet stand
Most jobs $17–$70 · Pickup, delivery, or shipped across Canada · Call or text (780) 707-6969
Since 2022, 628 people across Alberta have sent in 886 ideas. Broken clips, car parts, helmets, gifts. Half were quoted under $40.
Recent work.
Every one started as a message.
Gift
V8 engine cooler
A Father’s Day cooler shaped like a small-block V8, badge and all.
Cosplay
Turian helmet
A full-size, wearable helmet from Mass Effect.
Gift
Retired golf balls
A stadium for old golf balls — Muskoka chair and umbrella included.
Shop tool
CNC dust shoe
Clamps to a spindle and routes chips straight into the shop vac.
Automotive
Trim clips
The white one is the original. The grey ones are the copies.
Flight sim
737 instrument panel
A full main instrument panel for a home Boeing 737 simulator.
Desk
Tablet stand
A ribbed stand with a tray up front for the small stuff.
Architecture
Riverwind towers
A scale model of a residential development, down to the balconies.
Home
Honeycomb bins
Printed in sets, in four colours, to fill a whole shelf.
Automotive
Spoiler side fin
A replacement side fin, faceted to match the original.
Electronics
Electronics enclosure
Designed around the board, with a cutout for every port.
Signage
Winged emblem
A layered wall emblem with crisp, sculpted feathers.
- Start a quote
Your part could be next.
Send a photo — we’ll take it from there.
What we print
- Replacement partsThe clip that snapped, the knob that went missing, the bracket nobody sells anymore. Send us the broken piece or a photo and we’ll print a new one that fits.Learn more ›
- Car & truck partsTrim clips, gauge pods, intake adaptors, emblems and interior pieces — printed in materials that survive a hot dashboard in July and a -40° morning in January.Learn more ›
- Cosplay & propsFull-size helmets, masks, armour and replica props — printed in sections, joined, and ready for you to sand and paint before the next convention.Learn more ›
- PrototypingTest the idea before you tool it. Enclosures, housings, fit checks and design iterations, printed in Edmonton so you can hold version two the same week you think of it.Learn more ›
- 3D modelling & designNo file? No problem. Most of our jobs start with a photo, a sketch or a broken part. We model it, you approve it, then we print it.Learn more ›
- Tabletop & miniaturesYour party, your villain, your whole tavern. Fine-detail resin miniatures and full tabletop terrain, printed in Edmonton.Learn more ›
- Custom giftsThe gift nobody else could have bought. Personalised displays, signs, models and keepsakes, designed around the person you’re giving it to.Learn more ›
- Small-batch productionTen, fifty or five hundred of the same part. Our farm of printers runs side by side, so a batch takes about as long as one.Learn more ›
Five materials.
One right answer.
Tell us where the part lives and what it does — a hot dashboard, a -40° morning, a kid’s toy box — and we’ll choose. Here’s how they compare.
What people ask for.
Mostly the part you can’t buy anywhere.
Functional parts
105Pegboard stands, Socket covers, Valve connectors, Shelf connectors
Toys & tabletop
58Tavern terrain, RC axle stands, Custom toy wheels, Fantasy buildings
Cosplay & props
49Hidden blades, Helmets, Deadpool mask, Hand cannons
Automotive
40Gauge pods, Trim clips, Air boxes, Tail light lenses
Figurines
31D&D minis, Skull replicas, Cake toppers, Ornaments
Home & garden
23Aquarium caves, Clock hands, Mushroom shelves, Side tables
Electronics cases
22Keyboard cases, IO shields, HomePod stands, Screen housings
Molds, tools & jigs
22CNC dust shoes, Soap molds, Chocolate molds, Stencils
Signs & gifts
17Company logos, Tool box emblems, Building models, Gift boxes
Requests received by category, Nov 2022 – Sep 2026.
A print farm.
Not a hobby printer.
A wall of machines running side by side in Edmonton, so fifty clips take about as long as one — and a big build doesn’t hold up everyone else’s.
- Printers
- Bambu Lab X1 Carbon & P1S
- Build volume
- 256 × 256 × 256 mm per piece
- Bigger than that
- Split, keyed and joined
- Layer height
- Down to 0.08 mm
- Colour
- Up to 4 per print with AMS
- Enclosed
- Ready for ASA and engineering plastics
How it works.
Four steps, no surprises.
- 1
Send what you’ve got
A photo next to a ruler, a sketch with measurements, an STL or STEP file, or a link from Printables or MakerWorld. No file? We’ll model it.
- 2
Get a real quote
A price, a material recommendation and colour options — before anything prints. Bigger jobs start with a small deposit.
- 3
We print and check it
Sliced, printed, cleaned up and measured against your numbers. Multi-part prints are keyed and test-fitted.
- 4
Pick up, delivery, or shipping
Collect it in Edmonton, get it dropped off around the metro, or have it shipped anywhere in Canada.
What it costs
$17–70
Where most quotes land, and half come in under $40. Size, material and design time move the number — big cosplay pieces and multi-part builds cost more. Quotes are free, and you’ll always know the price first.
Tell us what you need.
Free quote.
Plain words are fine. You’ll get back a price, a material recommendation and any questions we have.
What helps
- A photo next to a ruler or tape measure
- The key measurements, if you have calipers
- Where it lives — indoors, outside, in a car
- How many, and by when
- Call or text
- (780) 707-6969
Questions.
Answered.
I don’t have a 3D file. Can you still help?
Yes — most requests start without one. Send photos of the part from a few angles next to a ruler, plus any key measurements, and we’ll model it. Design time is included in the quote.
How much does 3D printing cost?
Most jobs land between $17 and $70, and half of all quotes come in under $40. Large prints, multi-part assemblies and custom design work cost more. You always get a price before anything prints.
How strong are printed parts?
Strong enough for brackets, clips, mounts and car parts when the right material and orientation are used. PETG and ASA handle real loads and weather — and we’ll tell you honestly if a part should be metal instead.
Can you print something bigger than the printer?
Yes. Large pieces like helmets, sim-rig panels and coolers are printed in sections with alignment keys, then joined.
Where do I pick up?
In Edmonton — the exact address is shared once your order is confirmed. Local delivery around the metro area and shipping anywhere in Canada are also available.
Can you print from Printables, Thingiverse or MakerWorld?
Absolutely. Send the link with the size and colour you want. Please only send models whose licence allows printing for you.