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Adventurous Prints
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High quality prints of your designs at your fingertips. Select which type of printer would best suit your needs from the following options. If you aren't sure, contact us today to find out the best options for your print.

Let us bring your 3d files to life using top quality filaments and printers. Our team can provide fast turnaround of your files with pick up or postage available. We can supply single colour or multi colour prints up to 16 colours if necessary. With pla, pla silk, pla metallic, pla wood, petg, tpu even carbon fiber available.
Filament printing is the answer too pre-production runs for new engineering projects. It makes fantastic buildings for tabletop games, very handy everyday products and decorations for around the home, custom trophies for events.
There are too many uses to mention here. Get in touch today to find out how best we can help make your prints, Adventurous.

Resin printing is the ultimate for detail if you've got intricate designs needing perfect detail reproduction resin is for you whilst it is slower and generally used on smaller items.
This is the ultimate tool for miniatures with incredible detail preservation. We use water washable uv curing resin to help reduce chemical usage.
With resin printing only single colour prints are available.

Resin 3D printing, also known as stereolithography (SLA), uses liquid resin that is cured layer by layer using ultraviolet light. This method typically produces highly detailed and smooth finishes, making it ideal for intricate designs and prototypes. On the other hand, filament 3D printing, commonly referred to as fused deposition modeling (FDM), utilizes thermoplastic filaments that are melted and extruded through a nozzle to build objects layer by layer. While FDM is generally easier to use and more cost-effective, it may not achieve the same level of detail as resin printing.
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