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3D modeling & printing
3D modeling and printing in our own workshop in Manisa: prototypes, replacement parts and small runs in PLA, PETG and ABS.
What’s included
The scope, plainly.
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Modeling
Parts modeled from sketches, photos or measurements.
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Prototypes
Test fit and form before production.
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Printing
Printed in-house, layer by layer.
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Files
Source files delivered with every part.
We model and 3D print prototypes, replacement parts, enclosures and small production runs in our own workshop in Manisa, Türkiye. It suits product teams testing a shape before tooling, workshops and factories that need a part that is no longer sold, and anyone who wants a physical model of an idea.
We print in PLA for clean prototypes and display models, PETG for tougher, moisture-resistant parts and ABS for heat-resistant, functional pieces. Parts are modeled from your sketches, photos or measurements, or adjusted from an existing STL or STEP file; a first print checks fit and form before the final one.
Every part comes with its source files. In Manisa you can pick up in person or have it delivered the same week; across Türkiye we ship by cargo.
Process
Four steps. No surprises.
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Discover
We agree goals and scope in writing.
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Plan
What happens, when, and how it is measured.
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Make
Regular deliveries you can review at every step.
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Report
What changed, what we learned, what is next.
Questions
Which materials do you print in?
PLA for prototypes and display models, PETG for tougher, moisture-resistant parts and ABS for heat-resistant, functional pieces. We recommend the material for each use.
Can you work from a photo of a broken part?
Often yes. Photos plus a few measurements are usually enough; for precise fits we ask for the part itself or exact dimensions.
Do you offer 3D printing in Manisa with in-person pickup?
Yes. Our workshop is in Manisa, so you can drop off a part, discuss it in person and pick up the print. Outside Manisa we ship across Türkiye by cargo.
How much does a printed part cost?
Every project is quoted after a short call about scope and timeline. There are no fixed packages, so you only pay for what the project needs.