Puget 3D Works

Parts that fit. Colors that match. Made in Puget Sound.

Puget 3D Works prints functional parts, multicolor pieces and one-off prototypes on a Bambu Lab H2C, from the Seattle Eastside.

Send a file and a few details. You'll get a clear price and timeline before anything prints.

  • Multicolor and multi-material
  • Engineering-grade filaments
  • Local pickup or shipping

What we print

One well-equipped machine, run carefully. Every job is sliced, printed and checked by the same person who quotes it, so the part you get is the part we talked about.

Multicolor and multi-material

Up to several filaments in one print, switched automatically. Colors land where the model says, not painted on after.

  • Logos, signage and nameplates
  • Rigid parts with flexible TPU grips
  • Dedicated support material for clean undersides

Functional and engineering parts

Brackets, jigs, enclosures, clips and replacement parts, printed with orientation and wall strength chosen for how the part is loaded.

  • Carbon-fiber nylon for stiffness and heat
  • PETG for outdoor and wet use
  • Test-fit pieces before a full run

Larger prints and small runs

A large build volume handles bigger single-piece parts. Oversized models can be split and keyed for assembly.

  • Prototypes and one-offs
  • Short production runs
  • Repeat orders from the same file

Materials in stock

Not sure which one you need? Pick "Recommend one" on the quote form and describe what the part does. We'll suggest a material and explain why.

MaterialGood forKeep in mindColors
PLADisplay pieces, models, signage, indoor fixturesSoftens in hot cars and direct summer sun
PLA Silk and WoodGifts and decor with a satin sheen or a wood-grain lookDecorative, not structuralSelected colors
PETGOutdoor parts, water contact, mild impactTougher than PLA, slightly glossy finish
TPU 90AFlexible grips, bumpers, gaskets, feetRubber-like; can be combined with rigid materialLimited
PA-CF (nylon + carbon fiber)Stiff brackets, jigs, parts near heatMatte black engineering finishBlack

Need something else, like ASA or ABS? Ask. We can source it for your job.

How it works

No account, no upload portal. A short conversation up front saves reprints later.

  1. Send your file

    Share a link to your STL, 3MF or STEP file, or describe the part if you don't have a model yet.

  2. Get a quote

    You'll get a price, material, color and turnaround time. Nothing prints until you approve it.

  3. We print and check

    Each part is inspected for fit, finish and layer quality before it leaves the shop.

  4. Pick up or ship

    Collect locally on the Eastside, or have it shipped anywhere in the US.

Good to know

Answers to the questions that come up most before a first order.

What file types do you accept?

STL and 3MF work best. STEP files are great for mechanical parts because they keep exact dimensions. OBJ is fine too. Share a Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, MakerWorld or Printables link in the form.

Can you print a model I downloaded?

Yes, as long as its license allows it. Many free models are marked for personal, non-commercial use only. Include the link and we'll check the license before quoting.

How is pricing worked out?

Mainly by material used, print time, and any post-processing like support removal. Quantity discounts apply to repeat parts. You'll see the full price before you approve anything.

How accurate are the parts?

Well-tuned FDM printing typically holds a few tenths of a millimeter. If a fit is critical, mention it and we'll print a quick test piece or adjust tolerances first.

Where are you located?

On the Seattle Eastside, serving the Puget Sound region. Local pickup is arranged by appointment, and we ship across the US.

Request a quote

Tell us what you need. Replies come by email, usually within one business day.

Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, MakerWorld or Printables. Make sure the link is shared.