Services

3D Printing

Need a custom sign or part? Found a cool toy, tool, or miniature online and don't have a printer?

Almost Anything, in a Variety of Colors and Materials

A few things we've printed: a replacement part, a sign, and a miniature

Bring us a file you found online, a part you need to replace, or just a description of the thing you want. We'll work out whether it can be printed, what it should be printed in, and what it'll cost.

  • Custom signs and lettering
  • Replacement parts for things that are no longer made
  • Toys, tools, and tabletop miniatures
  • Whatever it was you found online at two in the morning

[TBD: materials and colors you normally stock (PLA, PETG, TPU, resin?), the largest size you can print, and whether you can print in more than one color.]

The Part That Broke and Nobody Sells Any More

This is quietly one of the most useful things a printer does, and the reason most people end up here.

  • The plastic clip. The one holding your dishwasher rack, your car trim, or your vacuum together. Thirty cents of plastic that means you don't replace the whole appliance.
  • Retro computer parts. Feet, key caps, battery covers, cartridge shells, and case clips for machines that went out of production decades ago.
  • Signs and labels. Custom lettering and signage, in the colors and size you want, for the shop or around the house.
  • Miniatures and models. Tabletop figures, display pieces, and models, printed at a size and detail level that suits what you're doing with them.

Bring a File, a Part, or an Idea

  • A file. If you found a model online, send us the file or a link to it. [TBD: file formats you accept, e.g. STL, 3MF, STEP, OBJ.]
  • A broken part. Bring it in, all the pieces if you still have them. Measurements help too.
  • An idea. Describe it. A sketch on a napkin with a few measurements is a perfectly good start.

[TBD: whether you design models from scratch, and whether that's priced separately.]

Licenses

A lot of models online come with a license, and some of them say "not for commercial use". [TBD: your policy on printing a customer's model whose license forbids commercial printing.]

What It Costs

[TBD: how pricing works -- by material and print time? a minimum charge? a quote first?]

Send It Over and We'll Tell You If It'll Work

Email the file to scott@duensing.digital, or describe what you need and we'll take it from there. You can also call 618-228-2235 or use the contact form.