Small-Batch 3D Printing
for Portland
Brackets, miniatures, prototypes, custom mounts. Small batch only - not a farm. We print one at a time, properly. Cured, washed, finished - not raw off the build plate.
3D Printing · Fabrication & Small-Batch Printing
Filament (FDM) & Resin (MSLA) Precision Printing
Small-Batch Production (1–20 units)
Industrial materials (PETG, ASA, TPU, Tough Resin). Max build volumes: 220×220×250mm FDM / 190×120×250mm SLA. Cleaned, cured, and deburred before handoff.
Filament (FDM)
PLA and PETG up to ~220×220×250mm. Functional parts, brackets, jigs, replacement parts, drone bodies. Strong, accurate, and ready to use.
Resin (MSLA)
High-detail prints up to ~190×120×250mm. Tabletop miniatures, jewelry blanks, architectural models. Washed, cured, and finished - not raw off the build plate.
3D Scanning
Have the part but no file? We scan physical objects to replicate discontinued parts, reverse-engineer components, or preserve keepsakes.
Custom Job
Multi-part assemblies, small batches (5–20 units), specialty mounts - quoted per job. Material consult included.
The Process
File → Quote → Print → Done.
Send Your File
STL, OBJ, or 3MF - drop us a file with notes on material, size, and tolerance. No file yet? Sketch the part or send a photo; we can model it.
Quote + Schedule
Flat quote within one business day. We confirm material, layer height, and post-processing before we start. No surprise costs on pickup.
Print, Finish, Hand Off
Filament parts get supports removed and a light pass. Resin prints get washed, cured, and finished. Pickup or local drop - your call.
3D Scanning Services
Have the part, but no file?
Half the jobs we see start with a physical object and no CAD file. We scan the object, clean up the mesh, and either hand you the file or print the replacement ourselves.
Part Replication
Discontinued automotive clips, broken appliance knobs, or vintage machine components scanned and reproduced in durable PETG, ASA, or resin.
Reverse Engineering
Convert physical objects into editable STEP/STL CAD files to adjust tolerances, modify dimensions, or add custom mounts.
Keepsakes & Archiving
High-resolution 3D surface scanning to preserve handmade sculptures, heirlooms, or physical keepsakes into digital archival files.
Why 3D Print PDX
Small batch. Done right.
We're not a print farm. Single jobs, small runs, prototypes, and replacement parts get the same care as the next. If a print fails, we reprint it. If a finish needs another pass, you get another pass.
- Local pickup or drop-off in the Portland area - or insured, tracked shipping anywhere in the US
- Cured, washed, finished - not raw off the build plate
- Flat-rate quote before we start - material, layer height, finish all confirmed
- Real reply within one business day - text, call, or email
Areas We Serve
Portland Pickup. Nationwide Shipping.
We do local pickup or drop-off across Portland and the surrounding suburbs - hand it off, get it back. Outside the area? We ship anywhere in the US, insured and tracked, so your parts arrive the way they left the shop.
Tabletop minis from a Beaverton apartment, sensor brackets for a Lake Oswego smart-home retrofit plan, prototype jigs for a Tigard workshop - same printer, same standard, same care finishing the parts.
FAQ
Common 3D Printing Questions
Straight answers about materials, files, and turnaround. See the full FAQ for more.
Are you a 3D printing service Portland Oregon residents can actually pick up from?
Yes. We do local pickup or drop-off across Portland and surrounding cities - Beaverton, Tigard, Lake Oswego, Tualatin, and Gresham. Not local? We ship anywhere in the US, insured and tracked. Most jobs are ready within a few business days of quote approval.
Do you handle custom 3D prints Portland Oregon for prototypes and small batches?
Yes - that's exactly our wheelhouse. Single parts, 5–20 unit small batches, prototypes, jigs, replacement brackets, custom mounts. We're not a print farm. If a print fails, we reprint it; if the fit isn't right, we tweak and reprint.
What's the difference between PLA PETG printing Portland and resin?
PLA and PETG are filament (FDM) - strong, dimensionally accurate, good for functional parts, brackets, and replacement pieces. PETG handles heat and outdoor use better than PLA. Resin (MSLA) prints at much higher detail, ideal for miniatures, jewelry blanks, and architectural models - but parts are more brittle. We help you pick the right material during the quote.
Can you print from just a sketch if I don't have an STL file?
Often, yes. For simple shapes - brackets, mounts, replacement clips - we can model from a sketch, photo, or measurements. Modeling time gets quoted separately and you approve it before we start. Complex organic shapes (figures, sculptures) usually need an existing STL or a paid modeling pass.
What file formats do you accept and what's your build volume?
STL, OBJ, and 3MF preferred. Filament (FDM) build volume is ~220×220×250mm. Resin (MSLA) is ~190×120×250mm. Larger parts can sometimes be split and bonded - we'll flag that in the quote.
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Send us your file or project details
STL, OBJ, or 3MF preferred. Don't have a file? Request a 3D scanning or reverse engineering pass.
Custom camera mounts, sensor brackets, and gear holsters that print clean and bolt up right.
Project Consulting