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Services

Precision services for every build.

From concept to production, we tailor materials, process, and finishing to your product goals.

Indicative pricing

3D Printer Servicing & Repair – Price Guide

Choose the closest starting point for your problem. The final repair cost depends on the fault found and any parts or materials required.

Remote

Remote troubleshooting

NZ$49 Approximately 15–20 minutes
NZ$79 Up to approximately 45 minutes

Suitable for setup problems, slicer or settings issues, error codes, and basic troubleshooting that can be diagnosed remotely.

Workshop

Bench repair

NZ$120/hour After the initial assessment
  • Charged in 15-minute increments.
  • Replacement parts and materials are additional.
At your location

On-site service

NZ$180 First hour
NZ$30 Each additional 15 minutes

Additional travel charges may apply outside the local New Plymouth area.

Price guide only. Prices are indicative. Some faults can be resolved during the initial assessment, while more complicated mechanical or electrical repairs may require additional labour or replacement parts. I will discuss significant additional costs with you before proceeding.

Workflow overview

Clear checkpoints keep your project on track without surprises.

1. Intake, scan, or CAD review

We review files or capture geometry from physical parts.

2. Reverse engineering + optimization

We finalize geometry and match the right material to the job.

3. Prototype + iterate

We print, test, and refine until you approve.

4. Production & QA

We print the final run and deliver QA documentation.

Need a custom service?

We can build a bespoke workflow for unique parts, assemblies, or unusual materials.

Recent practical work

Real workshop examples across CAD modelling, reverse engineering, replacement parts, and small production runs.

CAD preview of a Garador B&D CADP Auto Sectional Door opener replacement part.
Reverse-engineered CAD Suitable parts can be rebuilt from physical samples, including broken opener components.
Physical profile-matched part checked against a CAD model.
CAD from sample geometry Physical part profile checked against digital model geometry.
CAD preview of a custom cooktop duct adapter.
Custom adapter design CAD-led modelling for fit-up issues where off-the-shelf parts do not work.
Printed bracket measured with calipers.
Measurement and fit checking Caliper checks support practical reverse engineering and tolerance adjustment.
CAD preview of dishwasher wheel replacement parts.
Replacement part modelling Worn or obsolete geometry can be rebuilt for practical print testing.
Replacement dishwasher wheels installed on a basket.
Replacement parts Suitable household or workshop parts can be recreated when originals are damaged.
Green 3D printed route start markers installed at Beta Climbing Gym.
Beta Climbing Gym route markers Custom start marker arrows designed and printed for a local bouldering wall.