We print in-house using both resin and filament processes to suit different forms, finishes, and use-cases. Resin gets us crisp details for display-ready components and close-up camera work, while filament printing is great for structural parts or scale modelling. It’s fast, scalable, and lets us test form and fit before committing to full fabrication. We often 3D print early prototypes during CAD development to check tolerances and visual accuracy, then step into fabrication or machining with certainty. We can also finish prints with paint, inserts, or post-processing for client-ready delivery. Most jobs we do pass through this stage at some point — it’s our go-to for fast iteration and physical proof-of-concept.