Spare parts for 3D printers – printed parts for your own printer
When a plastic part on your own printer breaks, everything stops. We print replacement parts and upgrades – often in a tougher material than the original.
Typical parts
Fan ducts, cable chains, spool holders, covers, mounts for sensors and cameras, electronics boxes and tool holders. If you have a file from the manufacturer or a community site, we print it directly.
Heat-resistant materials
Parts near the hotend and heated bed should be in ASA, PC or carbon-fibre-reinforced material rather than PLA, which softens at around 55 °C.
No file? We’ll draw the part
Send measurements and photos of the broken part and we’ll create a new model in CAD.
Upgrade at the same time
When a part needs replacing anyway, it may be time to choose an improved version – a stiffer cover, a better cooling duct or a holder with room for cable routing. Send the file or a link to the upgrade and we’ll print it in a suitable material.
Dimensions and fit
Parts screwed to the printer’s frame must be accurate to a tenth of a millimetre. We check the hole pattern against the file and are happy to print a test piece first if the fit is critical.
Good to know
- We print – we don’t repair printers
- Heat-resistant materials for parts near the hotend
- Carbon-fibre upgrades for stiffness
- Fast delivery across Sweden
Frequently asked questions
Do you repair 3D printers?
No, we make parts. The repair itself is done by you or your dealer.
Which material should I choose?
For parts near heat: ASA, PC or PETG-CF. For other parts PETG is enough.
How fast?
Small parts are usually ready within 2–5 working days plus shipping.
Tell us about your project
Send a photo, a sketch or a few measurements – you get a fixed price before we start.
We reply in writing in English or Swedish, usually within 1–2 working days.
