A New Enclosed Printer Expands What We Can Build
This week we're excited to put a new tool to work in the shop.
We've added a new enclosed printer to our lineup, giving us the ability to work with a wider range of materials and tackle projects that weren't practical before. Unlike many standard printers, this machine features chamber temperature regulation and built-in filtration, making it well suited for engineering-grade materials such as ABS, TPU, Nylon, and others.
What does that mean for our customers? More options. Stronger parts. More flexibility. And new possibilities for projects that need to withstand heat, wear, impact, or outdoor conditions.
One of our goals has always been to keep expanding our capabilities so we can better serve our customers, support future makers, and help bring more ideas to life. Whether you're looking for a replacement part, a custom tool, a prototype, or something completely unique, having access to more materials helps us find the right solution for the job.
We're also continuing our e-waste initiative. We collect old electronics to help keep harmful materials out of local landfills, and some donated items may support educational and community programs through the nonprofit we're building for future makers and learners. Bring e-waste by, or reach out and we can arrange pickup if needed.
If you've been thinking about a project that requires something a little tougher, more flexible, or more specialized than a typical 3D print, come talk to us. We'd love to explore what's possible.
We've added a new enclosed printer to our lineup, giving us the ability to work with a wider range of materials and tackle projects that weren't practical before. Unlike many standard printers, this machine features chamber temperature regulation and built-in filtration, making it well suited for engineering-grade materials such as ABS, TPU, Nylon, and others.
What does that mean for our customers? More options. Stronger parts. More flexibility. And new possibilities for projects that need to withstand heat, wear, impact, or outdoor conditions.
One of our goals has always been to keep expanding our capabilities so we can better serve our customers, support future makers, and help bring more ideas to life. Whether you're looking for a replacement part, a custom tool, a prototype, or something completely unique, having access to more materials helps us find the right solution for the job.
We're also continuing our e-waste initiative. We collect old electronics to help keep harmful materials out of local landfills, and some donated items may support educational and community programs through the nonprofit we're building for future makers and learners. Bring e-waste by, or reach out and we can arrange pickup if needed.
If you've been thinking about a project that requires something a little tougher, more flexible, or more specialized than a typical 3D print, come talk to us. We'd love to explore what's possible.