3D Design

3D Design, Nottingham and East Midlands

3D printing and Design Service


Providing the perfect design for your new 3d printing is extremely important and one that we take seriously. Our CAD (computer aided design) systems assist us to create the perfect visual 3d models before they are printed. Potential problems can be identified early, and rectified, before the printing process begins. You will be able to see exactly what your new 3d print will look like before it is produced. This advanced design method will also allow for little tweaks to be made to ensure that the finished article is exactly what you were looking for. The success of every 3d printing service relies on careful and considered design. Our amazingly talented designers will create the perfect 3d model for you.

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3D Printer Design Service


We have a large catalogue of products that have been previously designed to high standards, these can all normally be replicated if required. Or maybe you have your own ideas and innovative ideas for a brand new product. We can work with you to produce the perfect 3d models for your design ideas. Our 3d design team have worked with many varying projects. They can draw on this experience to provide you with great ideas and suggestions to perfect your design. Regardless of how unusual, or indeed classic your design is, we can provide an outstanding design for your custom 3d printing.

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Whenever you have a fantastic new idea or invention, 3d printing is a great idea to see your vision come to life! Our design team will listen to your ideas and create a perfect 3d model to match your thoughts. Naturally your input will often be required during this key stage, or you can just leave it to us. Your approval of the final design will always be sought before we begin to print any 3d models. We understand that you will want the perfect 3d design to be finalised before production commences!

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3D Printing and Design


We have a vast array of beautiful and practical 3d designs available for reproduction. These can often be recreated. However, we also understand that any custom 3d design may be highly personal to you, or important to protect for business reasons. You may have already patented your design and we will always respect this through a non disclosure agreement. That way you know you are covered if you would prefer that we don’t recreate your 3d design for other customers. The protection of your intellectual property is guaranteed, and will not be shared with others if this is your wish! Simply let us know your preference!

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3D Design and Printing Services


As well as reproducing many existing designs and products, we can also design and create brand new 3d printed parts. From new engine design to large 3d printing services for the creation of industrial machinery parts, we can produce and design them all. Whatever is your idea or need, simply let us know what the new part needs to replace. Our 3d designers can develop the perfect new 3D printed part for your needs!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What 3D print files can you take?

    STL files are the most common 3D print files and we can use them to put into our software and provide a quote once we know ow what material you would like your item printed in

  • Can you help if I don't have a 3D print file?

    That's what our design team is able to help with. Our 3D design team can create a 3D print file from 2D drawings or from an actual item if you have one or even the broken item if it provides enough detail and dimensions to enable our design team to recreate it.

    We create new files rather than using a 3D scanner  - as we have found this to be a more cost-effective way of creating accurate 3D print files for clients.

  • What size can you 3D print up to?

    As a rule of thumb, shoebox-size will be the largest our 3D printers can print up to in one go. Depending on your design and for producing a prototype we can use the 3D printers to print several parts which can then be put together to make a complete unit. Whilst this won't be suitable for all scenarios it has provided opportunities to produce one-off prototypes where other methods would simply be cost-prohibitive.

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