When most people think of 3D printing, they picture small plastic trinkets or simple prototypes. But a well-equipped print farm is capable of producing a surprisingly wide range of products and parts — many of which you'd never guess were 3D printed. Here's a look at what's actually possible.
Consumer Products
From fidget toys and desk accessories to hunting gear and golf accessories, print farms produce retail-ready consumer products every day. Our own product line at Osborn Creations 3D is entirely print farm produced.
Industrial Jigs & Fixtures
Custom jigs, fixtures, and assembly aids are one of the highest-value applications of print farm production. They're typically used once or a few times, making the low per-unit cost of 3D printing ideal.
Replacement Parts
Discontinued parts, hard-to-source components, and custom replacements for aging equipment are all printable. If you have the dimensions, we can likely print it.
Enclosures & Housings
Custom electronic enclosures, project boxes, and equipment housings are a natural fit for 3D printing. Complex shapes, custom cutouts, and snap-fit designs are all achievable.
Signage & Displays
3D printed signs, logos, and display elements add a premium, dimensional look to retail displays, trade show booths, and office environments.
Medical & Dental Models
Anatomical models, surgical guides, and dental study models are increasingly being produced on print farms for medical education and planning.
What Do You Need Made?
If you're wondering whether your project is a good fit for 3D printing, the best way to find out is to ask. Send us your project details and we'll give you an honest assessment and a free quote.