Central Coast 3D Printing

03/02/2026

Crisp ASA prints.

28/01/2026

This PETG part has been reinforced with a carbon fibre PET core to improve strength. Designed as two separate pieces in Fusion 360 and reassembled in the slicing software, the parts were assigned different materials to suit their requirements - a strong rigid inner core, and a white, non-abrasive outer surface. Both materials used a 100% concentric infill pattern to ensure the maximum longitudinal strength possible to reduce the chances of failure where the ring joins the shaft.

20/11/2025

We haven't moved... we've just redecorated! The print lab is up next!

30/10/2025

13/10/2025

Offering classes in creative clamping.

Assembling 3D printed parts to create larger structures can involve some imaginative use of clamps. This part of a van roof prototype is so large it required a range of methods to ensure it stays structurally sound.

26/09/2025

New filament storage solution!

05/12/2024

Licorice anyone?

3D printed light fittings before they get their bronze coat of paint.

30/08/2024

Meet some of our printers....

17/08/2023

If you've seen this add on TV then you've seen an example of our 3D printing. We made Jimeoin's legs!

03/08/2022

For 3D printing in resin this has to be the best thing since sliced bread! I found this little beauty .com.au and it has become an indispensable part of our resin printing operations. Created by it allows the curing of resin inside printed parts using a UV led on a probe. It can be set to 1 minute or 10 minutes cure time or run indefinitely.

19/01/2022

This 3D print is a scale model of the front door from the Hewitt House in the classic horror movie Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The piece was modeled in Fusion 360 from old photos and stands nearly 40cm tall.