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From Sketch to Product

Our streamlined process takes your idea from a simple image or sketch to a finished, high-quality 3D printed product using top-tier materials and precision design.

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Step 1: Share Your Sketch

Send us an image or drawing of your idea, with dimensions if available.




Step 2: Fusion 360 Design

We turn your idea into a precise 3D model using professional CAD tools.


Step 3: Approve Design

Review the digital model, suggest changes, and approve the final version.


Step 4: Choose Material

Select from PLA, PETG, ABS, Resin, or Nylon for your specific needs.

Step 5: 3D Printing

Your design is printed with precision and care on industrial-grade machines.

Step 6: Quality Check & Delivery

Each part is inspected, finished, and shipped to your door with tracking.

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🤔 People Also Ask: 3D Printing Plastic Materials

1. What are the key properties of ABS filament?



ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is renowned for its strength and durability. It melts at approximately 220–250°C and requires a print bed temperature of 80–110°C to ensure proper adhesion. With a tensile strength of around 40–50 MPa, ABS is ideal for parts subjected to mechanical stress.

2. How does PLA filament perform in 3D printing?


PLA (Polylactic Acid) is favored for its ease of use and biodegradability. It has a melting temperature between 180–220°C and a recommended bed temperature of 50–60°C.


 PLA offers a tensile strength of 50–60 MPa, making it suitable for prototypes and decorative items

3. What distinguishes PETG from other filaments?


PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) combines the ease of PLA with the strength of ABS. It melts at 220–250°C and adheres well to beds heated to 70–90°C.

PETG is known for its impact resistance and clarity, making it suitable for functional parts and containers.

4. Why choose Nylon filament for 3D printing?


Nylon is celebrated for its flexibility and toughness. It requires a melting temperature of 240–260°C and a bed temperature of 60–80°C.


 With a tensile strength of 50–70 MPa, Nylon is ideal for mechanical parts and tools.

5. What are the benefits of Nylon infused with Carbon Fiber?


Nylon + Carbon Fiber offers enhanced rigidity and strength. It melts at 240–260°C and benefits from a bed temperature of 60–80°C.

 This composite boasts a tensile strength of 80–100 MPa and a flexural strength of 120–150 MPa, making it perfect for high-stress applications

6. How does TPU filament stand out?



TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) is known for its flexibility and elasticity. It melts at 220–240°C and adheres well to beds heated to 50–60°C.


With a tensile strength of 20–25 MPa,
TPU is ideal for parts requiring flexibility, like gaskets and wearable items.

7. What are the characteristics of Polycarbonate filament?



Polycarbonate (PC) is prized for its strength and heat resistance. It melts at 250–300°C and requires a bed temperature of 80–110°C.



PC is suitable for high-impact applications and parts exposed to elevated temperatures

8. Why use Castable Resin in 3D printing?



Castable Resin is designed for high-detail casting applications. It transitions to gas at high temperatures, leaving minimal ash residue.


 With a tensile strength of 32 MPa, it's ideal for jewelry and dental molds.

9. What makes HP PA12 Nylon suitable for industrial applications?


HP PA12 Nylon is known for its fine detail and strength.

 It melts at 170–180°C and has a tensile strength of 50–70 MPa.


 Its particle size ranges from 10–90 microns, making it perfect for intricate parts and functional prototypes.

10. How does PET filament compare to other materials?


PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) offers strength and moisture resistance.


It is suitable for creating durable parts that require a balance between flexibility and rigidity.

" Very helpful guys, patient too. Had a cool design to print a custom backplate for my Legion Go handheld device, and these guys stepped up and delivered!


Great communication and prompt delivery once the print was successful.

 Of course the backplate fits perfectly, even clicks into place. Printed using PETG CF at a very competitive price. 


 I Highly recommend them! "

" I needed some very small plastic shelf support brackets, that were no longer provided by the manufacturer of my old SieMatic kitchen units.


Mitchell and Son Design were approached and produced a 3D model and then 3D printed the brackets very quickly, and to an excellent standard.


 I highly recommend their service and expertise. "

" Posting on behalf of my father.  He had four dust caps made for some Girling brake cylinders for a 1950s Riley 2.5ltr.  They were perfect, spot on.  Definitely recommended."

" A very nicely made part and these guys are easy to deal with, planning the next job right now."

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