No spec sheets. Just what each material is good for, how it feels in the hand and what the finished part looks like.
Our recommendation for most jobs
Parts that have to do a job — brackets, housings, jigs, clips, replacement components. It flexes a little before it breaks, and it shrugs off a hot car or a sunny windowsill.
Solid and slightly waxy to the touch. Feels closer to an injection-moulded part than a hobby print.
Subtle sheen, layer lines visible but even. Looks industrial in the good sense.
Best for shape and detail
Concept models, architectural pieces, display parts and anything where crisp edges matter more than toughness. Not the one for heat or heavy load.
Rigid and light. Snaps rather than bends if you push it too far.
The sharpest detail we offer, with a clean matte surface that takes paint and sanding well.
When it needs to look good
Presentation pieces, props, gifts and anything being photographed or handed to a client.
Smooth, with a satin slip to it. Noticeably more premium in the hand.
A soft pearlescent shine that catches the light and hides layer lines better than standard PLA.
These are the colours we hold on the shelf, so they never hold up a same-day order.
Custom colour requests available on enquiry — contact us directly and we'll do our best to accommodate.