Let us help you bring your ideas to life with our 3D Printing services.
At The 3D Factory, we’re more than just a place to print — we’re your local partner in innovation. Whether you need a simple 3D print or support in developing a complex product, we’ve got you covered.
Our mission is simple:
To make your 3D printing experience fast, smooth, and stress-free — so you can focus on what matters most: creating something amazing.
- Fast Turnaround – Get your parts quickly, without compromise
- Reliable & Professional Support – From file to finished part
- Post-Processing Options – Sanding, painting, resin curing & more
- Affordable Pricing – Without sacrificing quality
How It Works
Have a 3D model ready? Upload your STL, OBJ, or STEP file using the form below and get started right away.
We’ll provide a personalized quote based on your 3D model, selected material — no hidden fees, just transparent pricing.
We help you create your 3D model and provide post-processing for a ready-to-use result.
Once your 3D print is ready, you can pick it up from your nearest pickup point or have it delivered to your door.
Upload your 3D Model
Requently Asked Questions
Most know materials for 3D printers use PLA or ABS or PETG plastic. PLA Is However, it’s more sensitive to heat, so don’t leave your 3D prints on the dashboard of a car on a hot day. Learn more about materials for 3D Printing here.
PETG and ABS are pretty similar with some small differences on heat sensitivity. Both filaments combine strength and ductility which is why they are used in so many mechanical parts and robotics.
PLA (Polylactic Acid) is a popular, plant-based thermoplastic made primarily from renewable resources such as cornstarch or sugarcane. The material is created through the fermentation of natural starches, making it a biodegradable and eco-friendly option for 3D printing.
As a thermoplastic aliphatic polyester, PLA is easy to print with, has a low melting temperature, and is ideal for prototyping, hobby prints, models, and decorative objects. It’s one of the most widely used filaments in FDM 3D printing, especially for beginners and professionals looking for reliability and clean surface finishes.
👉 Learn more about PLA material on Wikipedia
👉 Explore detailed 3D printing properties of PLA from 3DNatives
🔗 Check out our full range of PLA filament colors in our e-shop
PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified) is a durable 3D printing filament made from the same base material as plastic bottles (PET), with a small modification using CHDM (cyclohexanedimethanol) to make it clearer, more flexible, and easier to print. The “G” stands for “glycol-modified.”
This adjustment reduces brittleness, making PETG stronger and more impact-resistant than PLA, while still being relatively easy to print. It also offers better temperature resistance and chemical durability, which makes it ideal for parts that need strength and longevity — like mechanical components, enclosures, or outdoor models.
👉 Learn more about PETG on Wikipedia
👉 Read an in-depth PETG filament guide from All3DP
⚙️ Note: While PET is commonly recycled, PETG’s slight chemical difference makes it more difficult to recycle — so it should be disposed of properly.
🔗 Browse our PETG filament colors in our e-shop and find the right match for your project.
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is one of the original materials used in FDM 3D printing and remains a favorite in industrial applications due to its strength, durability, and heat resistance. It’s the same plastic used in LEGO bricks, automotive components, and consumer electronics housings.
Although PLA and PETG have gained popularity due to easier printing and environmental factors, ABS is still preferred when strength, impact resistance, and thermal performance are essential.
🔧 ABS prints best in an enclosed 3D printer due to its tendency to warp when cooled too quickly. It also produces fumes, so ventilation is recommended during printing.
👉 Learn more about ABS on Wikipedia
👉 Read an ABS filament guide from 3DNatives
🔗 Discover our ABS filament colors in our e-shop
Over time, we’ve found that metallic colors often deliver the best visual results for display models and prototypes — they help enhance detail and create a premium finish. However, if you plan to prime or paint your print, we recommend going with neutral tones like white or silver for the best results.
You can explore our available filament colors in our e-shop.
👉 Looking for something specific? We often have additional colors available exclusively for our 3D printing service. Feel free to ask!
Looking for ready-to-print STL or 3MF files? There are tons of online libraries filled with everything from useful gadgets to detailed collectibles. Here are some of the best platforms to explore:
One of the largest and oldest 3D model repositories.
Ideas: Pokémon chess set, IKEA upgrades, cable organizers, tools.
Created by Prusa, this site features high-quality, community-tested models.
Ideas: Wall hooks, storage bins, mechanical puzzles, Raspberry Pi cases.
Home to professional creators and indie designers.
Great for: Miniatures, tabletop games, jewelry, home decor.
🟡 MakerWorld (by Bambu Lab)
A growing platform with seamless integration for Bambu Lab printers and a reward system for creators.
Ideas: Snap-fit containers, functional prints, articulated toys, printer upgrades.
Bonus: Earn points for uploading models — redeem them for filament or even printers!
🟠 Cults3D
Stylish and curated designs, including paid and free options.
Great for: Fashion accessories, custom tools, art pieces.
✏️ Want to Design Your Own?
Start with TinkerCAD — a free, beginner-friendly tool to create basic 3D models right in your browser.
If you’re ready to level up, try:
Fusion 360 – For mechanical parts & engineering
Blender – For artistic and organic modeling
FreeCAD – Open-source and customizable
🛠️ Need help turning your idea into a 3D model? Contact us — we’ll guide you from concept to creation.
We accept STL, STEP, OBJ, and 3MF files. If you don’t have a file, we can help you create or convert one.
Simply upload your 3D file using our form. Choose the material and any finishing options, and we’ll get back to you with a tailored quote within 48 hours.
Our pricing is based on several factors, including:
Material type (e.g. PLA, PETG, Resin, TPU)
Print time and machine usage
Model size & complexity
Post-processing requirements (sanding, painting, etc.)
Quantity (bulk orders receive discounts)
Once you upload your file and select the material, we analyse the model and send you a transparent, all-inclusive quote — no hidden fees.
Prices depend on the size, complexity, material, and finishing requirements. As a general guide:
A small print (10 x 10 x 10 cm) can start from €30
More complex models in the same size range may cost up to €80
For larger or custom parts, we calculate the exact cost based on your 3D model
We always provide a detailed quote before printing — no surprises!
