Printing
We're the quickest 3D printing service in London — upload a file and it can be in your hands the same day. But printing isn't all we do: we also offer consultancy and design work, taking ideas from sketch to finished part.
What do you need today?
Most jobs start with the instant quote — upload a file, pick your settings, done. If you need something designed, priced by hand, or just want advice, pick the option that sounds like you.
How it works
Whichever route you take above, every order follows the same three steps — and below you'll find our honest print timings, delivery costs and the answers to the questions we hear most.
Upload your file
STL, OBJ, 3MF or STEP — or just describe the part.
We print
Printed and checked in our London Bridge workshop.
Delivered to your door
Couriered across London, or shipped UK-wide.
Typical print timings
- Small2–4 hours
Up to 100mm in any direction — Comfortably same-day, and usually eligible for express under-4-hour delivery.
- Medium5–10 hours
100–200mm — Same-day if approved before our early-afternoon cut-off, otherwise next day.
- Large12–30 hours
200–300mm, or multi-part assemblies — Usually next-day. Large models genuinely cannot be rushed — we would rather say so up front.
Timings are print time only, assuming a single part at standard settings. Larger models may need next-day rather than same-day delivery.
Delivery costs
- Standard£3.99
UK-wide, delivered within 1-3 working days
- Same-day£7.99
Delivered within 24 hours of your order
- Express — under 4 hours£14.99
Delivered under 4 hours after your part is completed
Frequently asked questions
What file formats do you accept?
STL, OBJ, 3MF and STEP. STL is the safest bet. If you only have a sketch, a photo or measurements, send those instead and we'll advise.
What happens if a print fails?
We reprint it at our cost. Failures are our problem, not yours. If a failure means we'll miss a promised delivery slot, we call you the moment we know.
How do I measure my model?
Check the bounding box in your CAD or slicer software — the longest dimension in X, Y and Z. If you're modelling from a real object, calipers beat a ruler; a millimetre matters on fitted parts.
What are the size limits?
Up to 300 × 300 × 300mm as a single piece. Anything bigger we split into sections and either join them or supply them for assembly — just ask.
Can you print functional, load-bearing parts?
Yes. PETG with higher infill and reinforced walls handles brackets, jigs and housings well. Tell us how the part will be loaded and we'll recommend settings.
Still have questions? A real person answers.
07565 136 152