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Finishing 3D Printed Parts

We have teamed up with a world class Painter/Finisher to help bring your prototype and production parts to life. Finishing 3D printed price.

We offer a full spectrum of colors, once the color is decided you can chose a finish from Flat to Full Gloss finishes.

Your parts are sanded smooth, then filler primer is applied. At this point the parts are wet sanded. Then the color of choice is sprayed on. Once the color is on,  a clear coat is applied in the desired finish (Flat to Full Gloss).

If you have a proof-of-concept project that you need in a hurry, we can print the parts in a week. They painted in a matter of days and shipped to you overnight! 

The project below was printed in our SLS machines using Nylon 12 material. The parts also received 2mm heat staked threaded inserts for assembly purposes.

Our mission is to provide 3D printing customers with extraordinary products and services from a team that loves doing their job. We want people to be excited about 3D printing with us.

WHAT WE DO

It is called “rapid prototyping” for a good reason. Once your CAD file ready, we will usually print your parts within three to four days – faster if necessary.
(Higher volume orders may require extra time).

We specialize in high quantity production parts and are very competitive with injection molding on lower volumes. It is possible to make thousands of one part faster and lower priced than injection molding when you amortize the cost of tooling into the part cost in many cases.

We can print parts that cannot be injection molded, due to under-cuts, hollows, holes on an angle and complex geometries.

We gladly review all models for printability and cost effectiveness and give constructive feedback for your benefit.

From our 3D Workshop: Motorbike inventions

As a 3D printing company, we’d be crazy not to bring some of our own designs into reality. As humans, we’re continually encountering challenges in the way we live, work, travel, everything. You might have noticed innovation is one of our core values, and we put it to work devising solutions for all sorts of applications.

A few us frequently ride motorcycles and dirt bikes, and Ultimate 3D co-owner Mike Larkin has designed a variety of products to improve the riding experience. He started with a cell phone holder that can be mounted to the handlebars of a motorcycle, allowing him to record video of the ride or easily snap a photo without digging around for his phone.  This device was printed using SLS then dyed.

Next, Mike created a solution for a dirt bike with a smaller gas tank. The original design is a simple reserve tank that mounts to the front of the bike and extends the fuel capacity by one gallon. Also printed using SLS, Mike mounted this tank to his two-stroke Yamaha YZ 250, which he often rides through the trails and backwoods of Oregon, including Bend, Newport, Pacific City, and beyond. Instead of running out of gas alongside riders who have larger fuel capacity on their bikes, Mike now rides as free as a bird, even ending his runs with extra fuel. A little innovation goes a long way.

What would you make if you could create any product to make your life better? Let us know in the comments!

Want to know some of the best places to ride dirt bikes in Oregon? Try China Hat, Millikan Valley, and Christmas Valley in Bend, Sand Lake in Pacific City, Spin Reel in Newport,  Washougal, Portland International Raceway, Browns Camp, and Rogers Camp.