How much does it cost to print a large object?
It depends on volume, material and infill. Send us your file or dimensions and you'll get a detailed, free quote within 24 hours.
I don't have a 3D file. Can you help?
Yes. If you have the physical object, we capture it with 3D scanning; if you have drawings, photos or measurements, we'll build a print-ready model for you.
How do you print objects larger than 1 meter?
We split the model into several sections with interlocking joints and print them separately. We deliver the parts numbered; for assembly, we can refer you to our external partners.
Do you also handle assembly, bonding and painting?
Not directly: we specialize in 3D printing, 3D scanning and reverse engineering. For assembly, bonding and finishing we work with trusted external partners we can refer you to, so you get a complete piece. If you prefer, you can hand it to your own craftsman.
What is reverse engineering?
We start from an existing object, often a broken or discontinued spare part: we scan it, rebuild an editable CAD model and print it again, improved or at a different scale if needed.
Can I order and pay online?
Yes, for parts up to 35 × 35 × 35 cm: upload the file, see the price instantly and send the order. Before you pay we check the file and send you the order confirmation or any change; then you pay by PayPal or bank transfer. The minimum order is €50 + VAT. For larger parts the price is always confirmed by one of our technicians.
Are my files and designs safe?
Yes. The files you send us stay confidential: we use them only to make your part and never share them with anyone. If your project is particularly sensitive, we're glad to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA): just ask when you contact us.
Do you ship abroad?
Yes. We ship throughout Italy and internationally, with packaging designed for large parts. For sectioned objects, every piece is protected and numbered.
What are supports and why do they leave marks?
They are temporary structures we print under parts that hang in empty space, because every layer has to rest on the one below. We remove them after printing, but where they touched the part the surface stays rougher and less attractive. We orient the part to reduce them and keep them away from visible faces: tell us which ones in the notes.
How long does it take?
A few days for small parts; usually 1–3 weeks for 1 m³ or sectioned parts, depending on size and complexity. We always give you a firm date.
Can the objects be used outdoors?
For large parts we recommend PETG, which handles heat and humidity better than PLA. For parts under 500 mm, ASA is also available, ideal outdoors thanks to its UV resistance.
Which materials do you use for large objects?
Objects from 500 mm to 1 meter are usually made in PLA or PETG, the most stable materials for large formats. The technical materials ABS and ASA are available for smaller sizes.