The workshop is in Basingstoke, RG21 — so if you’re local, you can drop files off, pick parts up, and skip the post entirely. Most Basingstoke jobs turn around in 2–5 working days depending on size and material. For anything outside walking distance of the town centre, mail-in is usually quicker than trying to arrange collection.
I print for customers across Basingstoke and the surrounding villages — Old Basing, Sherborne St John, Chineham, Kempshott, Oakley, Overton, Whitchurch and anywhere else in RG21 through RG28. Drop-off and collection in central Basingstoke by arrangement; email before driving over to check I’m in.
Being local means you see the printer before you commit to the print. If you want to bring the reference part in person, inspect the material options, or pick up a large enclosure rather than post it, that’s how Basingstoke customers usually work with me. Pricing is identical whether you mail-in or collect — there are no ‘local’ surcharges, and no quote forms either.
Custom brackets, enclosures, replacement parts, engineering prototypes, display pieces, miniatures, and one-off fittings for furniture, vehicles or workshop tools. The full scope and example work lives on the main 3D printing page and in the workshop gallery. If it’s not listed there, email a description — most things are doable.
Before you commit to any workshop — ours or anyone else’s — these articles cover the most common 3D printing failures and the questions worth asking a printer before sending a file:
Email [email protected] with the STL (OBJ and 3MF also fine), a one-line description of what it’s for, and any tolerance or finish requirements. You’ll get a price the same day.
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