What we make here
We make parts with one process: FDM (fused deposition modelling), on our own Bambu Lab P2S and X2D printers. Every part you upload is priced instantly, and anything that fits the machines and passes the checks can be ordered straight away. So the useful question is not “which process is best in general” but “can FDM make my part well” — and very often it can.
When FDM is the right answer
Decor and gifts, models and figures, organisers and holders, boxes and enclosures, brackets, jigs and fixtures, prototypes, fit checks and replacement parts. Anything where stiffness, durability and turnaround matter more than a perfectly smooth surface or very fine detail, and where a typical tolerance of around ±0.5 mm is enough.
When another process suits better
- Very fine detail or a smooth surface with no visible layers — resin processes (SLA, PolyJet) resolve features FDM cannot. How resin processes work.
- Complex geometry with no room for supports, or more even strength in every direction — powder-bed processes (SLS, MJF). How powder-bed processes work.
- Metal — needs a metal process altogether; a plastic print is not a substitute.
We do not run these processes; the guides explain them so you know what to look for. Often a small design change — a chamfer instead of an overhang, a part split in two — brings the part comfortably into what FDM does well.
Not sure?
The quickest answer is to upload the file to the instant quote: you will see the price, the material options and any geometry warnings for your part. If you have a question, write to us.