3D PRINTING

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Fast and Accurate On Demand 3D Printing farm with FDM and SLA technology in Washington State. Industrial, business, government and consumer projects.

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3d printing for industrial engineering parts using high end fdm sla printing filaments and resins

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FDM PRINTING

Standard layer by layer molten material printing

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Variety of Materials

From basics like PLA and PETG to engineering grade Nylon, Ultem, Carbon, Glass fiber and biodegradables.

Currently maximum build volume is 420mm x 420mm x 500mm.

14 × 19 μm XY Resolution. 0.05mm layer thickness.

Medium Print Volume

16k Resolution

SLA PRINTING

Very high resolution and accuracy resin printing

Medium Projects

Maximum build volume of 211.68 × 118.37 × 220 mm.

Many Resin Options

Regular Resin, Silicone or Rubber like, ABS, Clear or Transparent, Cast and others.

Multi Color Projects

At this time we offer 8 colors per print. Perfect for toys, figurines and custom parts.

Small Volume Production

Depending on the size of a part, we are able to produce 1-10,000 units per month.

Accuracy & Precision

If you need a prototype that has a high dimensional accuracy requirement, SLA printing should be the first step.

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3d printed carbon fiber pet cf car tire protection splashers in Seattle

large 3d scanned and printed flowery wall decor, Lynnwood Washington

multi color 3d printed box for a drift car electronics, blue, red and white

resin 3d printed figurines for dnd with cork for comparison, Bellevue Washington

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WHY 3D PRINT?

✔ Functional Prototypes – Test-fit and iterate designs quickly.

✔ Mechanical Parts – Gears, brackets, housings, enclosures.

✔ Custom Tools & Jigs – Assembly guides, fixtures, grips.

✔ End-Use Parts – Replacement components, car parts, hinges.

✔ Large-Scale Models – Architectural models, cosplay armor.

✔ Wearable & Assistive Devices – Prosthetics, adaptive tools, ergonomic grips.

✔ Food-Safe Alternatives – PETG-based kitchen tools (if properly sealed).

✔ Outdoor & Industrial Parts – Weather-resistant prints using ASA, Nylon, or CF-infused filaments.

✔ High-Detail Miniatures – Tabletop gaming, figurines, collectibles.

✔ Jewelry & Casting Masters – Wax-like resins for lost-wax casting.

✔ Scale Models & Props – Ultra-detailed replicas for film, architecture, and product showcases.

✔ Transparent & Optics Parts – Lenses, light diffusers, clear enclosures.

✔ High-Resolution Prototypes – Intricate designs, fine-textured parts.

✔ Engineering & Industrial Parts – Heat-resistant, tough, or flexible resin components.

✔ Custom Electronics Housings – Compact, detailed enclosures with precise fits.

✔ Precision Gears & Small Mechanical Parts – High-accuracy components for intricate mechanisms.

Frequently asked questions

Is resin printing multi-color?

Currently we do not offer multi-color resin printing. In the very near future we will have equipment that can print full color parts.

Do you outsource 3D printing?

No. We will never outsource 3D printing to other businesses. All our 3D prints are made in house on our own machines, right here in Washington State.

How much does it cost to print?

Our pricing varies depending on your parts geometry. We offer a variety of options to fit your needs and budget. Please visit our project submission page to upload your files. We will contact you shortly after.

What file formats do you accept for 3D printing?

We accept all the standard file formats for 3D printing. Includes but not limited to: STEP, STP, STL, OBJ, 3MF and FBX.

Do you have minimum quantity order?

No. You can order 1 or 10,000 parts. The higher the volume, the cheaper per unit cost is.

Is it easy to copy a physical part?

3D Printers must have a file ready to print from. If you do not have a file ready, we will have to do full reverse engineering service which includes 3D scanning, 3D CAD design and then 3D printing. For most basic repairs this is an overkill, but without doing full reverse engineering or having a ready 3D file, there's no way to print an already existing physical part.

Customer reviews

5 star reviews and testimonials from over previous 400+ clients

Andrew at DIVO3D did a great job at replicating an impossible to find part for the 1958 Edsel Bermuda station wagon I am restoring. He scanned and printed the glove box emblem and another small trim piece ... both were missing from my car. A fellow restorer in Texas loaned me his parts to get 3D scanned to make me some replicates. Andrew was great thought-out the process with almost real-time communications and pictures as the process evolved. I have attached a picture showing the original part, he raw 3D black plastic part he printed and then I used a chrome paint stick for the final step. I have shared this picture to my fellow Edsel restorers and they were impressed ... a great opportunity to bring new technology to the old car restoration process at very reasonable prices.

Lance

I sent Andrew an idea and he was able to transform that into what I was looking for. I wanted a frame for the filter material for the skimmer in my pond. I found an example picture and mocked it up with the dimensions I was looking for on that example picture. Andrew reiterated my request back to me to verify we were on the same page, perfect. He made the first one and then sent it to me. Turns out there was a step inside the skimmer that I didn't know about. I came up with new dimensions and sent the information to Andrew. He adjusted the part sizes, then printed and sent me the new one. It is in the skimmer now and I am very satisfied with the project. Thank you Andrew!