3D Printing
FDM · Resin · PLA · PETG · ABS · TPU
3D printing bridges the gap between an idea and a physical object. Whether you need a replacement bracket for a household appliance, a custom enclosure for electronics, a detailed architectural model, or a production prototype for your product — we design, slice, and print it. We work with FDM (filament) and resin printers across a wide range of materials to match your requirements.
Price Guide
Small prints from $15 · Medium parts from $45 · Resin prints quoted per model · Design-to-print from $99
Our Process
- 1Brief — tell us what you need: function, size, material preference, and quantity
- 2Design — we create or refine the 3D model if you don't have a file ready
- 3Slice & test — we optimise print settings for quality and material
- 4Print — we print, inspect, and post-process the part
- 5Deliver — pickup or local delivery arranged
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
What file formats do you accept?
We accept STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, and most other common 3D file formats. If you only have a sketch or photo, we can model the part from scratch.
How strong are FDM printed parts?
It depends on the material and print orientation. PETG and ABS are strong and impact-resistant. For functional load-bearing parts, we recommend PETG or ASA. TPU is flexible and rubber-like for grips and seals.
Can you print in the exact colour I need?
We stock a wide range of filament colours. For exact colour matching (e.g., RAL or Pantone), we recommend printing in a neutral colour and painting the finished part, which we can also handle.
What's the maximum print size?
Our FDM printers handle up to approximately 300×300×300mm per print. Larger parts can be split and joined. Resin prints are smaller but with finer detail.
Do you do small production runs?
Yes. For runs of 5–100 units, 3D printing is often the most cost-effective option before injection moulding becomes viable. We can quote per-unit pricing for repeat orders.
Examples & Use Cases
- Replacement parts for appliances, furniture, and machinery
- Custom phone cases, mounts, and holders
- Scale architectural and product models
- Hobby miniatures, cosplay props, and custom figurines
- Prototypes for product development and pitches
- Jigs, fixtures, and tooling for workshops
- Signage inserts and display components for retail
- Custom enclosures for electronics and Raspberry Pi projects
Why Lucky Logic
We combine 3D printing with our broader design and tech skills. If you need a part modelled from scratch, a prototype iterated quickly, or a small production run, we handle the whole process — not just the printing.
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Interested in 3D Printing?
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