3D Printed CAD
Cad is a practical material choice when you need the right balance of performance, finish, and cost for functional parts.
When Cad is a sensible choice
Cad is often used for functional prototypes and end-use parts where you want something tougher than PLA and more realistic in handling and fitment.
Quick take
Cad is a good practical material when you need strength and real-world durability — not just a nice-looking prototype.
What I’d ask you before choosing Cad
Is it going outdoors in full sun? Is it near heat? Is it under constant load? Those usually decide whether Cad is right or whether we should look at alternatives.
What to watch out for
Cad can have trade-offs depending on the environment, tolerances, and post-processing requirements. If you tell us the use-case, we’ll recommend the best option.
FAQs
Is Cad suitable for outdoor use?
It depends on UV exposure and heat. Tell us the environment and we’ll advise the best material.
Can you print Cad for functional parts?
Yes. If you share the part purpose and any load/heat details, we’ll confirm the best settings and material choice.