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N° 001 — Studio brief
Larnaca, CY — 34.9229°N, 33.6233°E
Est. 2016

Made in layers.

Cyprus’s production partner for prototypes, custom parts, and small-batch manufacturing — for product designers, engineering teams, and architecture studios who need a finished object, not a test piece.

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§ 01 — Get a quote

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    Project type

    • 200+ Products designed & produced since 2016
    • 10yrs Additive manufacturing experience
    • 2 Countries — Cyprus & Slovakia
    • 15 FDM machines running in parallel
    • 50L Maximum single-piece print volume
    § 02 — Capabilities
    What we do best

    Five things, done properly.

    01 / Rapid Prototyping

    From CAD to hand in 24–72 hours.

    Functional prototypes for product designers, engineers, and inventors. Iterate in plastic before committing to tooling, machining, or moulds.

    • STL / STEP / 3MF
    • FDM
    • Tolerance ~0.1mm
    • Same-day quotes
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    02 / Custom & Replacement Parts

    Replace what you can’t buy anymore.

    Discontinued knobs, mounts, brackets, housings, jigs. Send a sketch, a broken original, or a photo with measurements — we’ll model and print it.

    • Reverse engineering
    • Functional fits
    • One-off & spare runs
    • Marine / outdoor grade
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    03 / Small-Batch Production

    10 to 1,000 units, packed and ready.

    Bridge production for products too small for injection moulding. Consistent quality across the run, with hand-finishing and assembly on request.

    • Multi-printer batches
    • Post-processing
    • Assembly & QC
    • Packaging options
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    04 / Design Services

    Don’t have a model? We’ll make one.

    Full industrial design service — concept sketches, CAD modelling, design-for-manufacture refinement. Bring an idea, leave with a printable file and a finished object.

    • Concept — CAD — Print
    • DFM consulting
    • Mechanical design
    • Aesthetic refinement
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    05 / CNC & UV Finishing

    From plastic to finished product.

    Beyond 3D printing, we offer CNC machining in wood and aluminium, plus UV printing on virtually any surface using Roland UV inks — including white. One PO covers prototyping, machining, printing, finishing, and packaging.

    • CNC wood
    • CNC aluminium
    • Roland UV print
    • White ink
    • Multi-process under one roof
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    § 03 — Selected Work
    Case files

    Designed, printed, shipped.

    CASE 001 / PK1 Product Line

    From collaboration to category.

    The PK1 product line began as a collaboration with Aaron Parecki, a YouTuber and livestreaming production specialist. What started as a custom stand for the Blackmagic ATEM Mini grew into a full range of stands and cages for ATEM and YoloBox devices — designed in CAD, prototyped, manufactured, and packed in-house, then shipped worldwide. The clearest illustration of what we do: take a designer’s idea, engineer it for production, and put a finished object in customers’ hands.

    CASE 002 / Pending

    Case file in review.

    Architectural model series for a Limassol studio. Photographs and details pending NDA clearance.

    • Anonymized brief on request
    CASE 003 / Pending

    Case file in review.

    Bridge-production run of an engineered bracket assembly. Numbers and finish details pending sign-off.

    • Anonymized brief on request
    CASE 004 / Pending

    Case file in review.

    Reverse-engineered replacement housing for legacy broadcast equipment. Imagery pending.

    • Anonymized brief on request
    § 04 — Process
    How we work

    Built up, one layer at a time.

    Brief

    Send a file, a sketch, or a description. We reply with a quote, lead time, and material recommendation — usually same day.

    Design

    If you don’t have a model, we build one. If you do, we check it for printability and fix it — no surprises mid-print.

    Print

    Calibrated machines, monitored prints, the right material for the job. We don’t ship anything we wouldn’t keep.

    Finish

    Support removal, sanding, painting, threaded inserts, assembly — whatever the part needs to be a finished object.

    § 05 — Materials & Machines
    Specs & capacity

    The right plastic, on the right machine.

    Material Typical use Finish
    PLAFDM · 0.1–0.3mm Visual prototypes, display models, jigs, low-stress parts. Matte / Silk
    PETGFDM · impact + UV Functional parts, brackets, enclosures, anything outdoors. Semi-gloss
    PCTGFDM · tough + chemical-resistant Chemical-resistant brackets, food-safe parts, optically clear housings. PETG’s engineering upgrade. Glossy / clear
    ABS / ASAFDM · heat resistant Automotive, electrical housings, parts that see real heat. Smoothable
    TPUFDM · flexible Gaskets, grips, dampers, phone cases, soft-touch parts. Rubbery
    Nylon (PA-CF)FDM · carbon-filled Tooling, structural brackets, drone parts, end-use mechanical. Matte / black
    Maximum build volume 370×370×370 millimetres

    Single-piece prints up to ~50 L in volume — and a fleet of FDM machines running in parallel, so batches ship sooner without compromising on calibration.

    Tier Build volume Typical use
    Compact FDMfast cycle up to 220 × 220 × 250 mm Small parts, fast prototypes, jigs & fixtures.
    Standard FDMworkhorse up to 256 × 256 × 256 mm Most prototyping & production parts. The everyday fleet.
    Large format FDMsingle-piece 370 × 370 × 370 mm Enclosures, props, big single-piece prints, batch jigs.
    § 06 — Pricing

    Honest rates, no surprises.

    €10/hr

    Print time

    Standard materials — PLA, PETG, PCTG, ABS, ASA, TPU. Billed by actual machine hours.

    Includes material
    By quote

    Specialty materials

    Carbon-fibre nylon (PA-CF) and engineering nylons. Higher material cost, longer cycles, and tighter calibration — quoted per job.

    Free

    Quick CAD edits

    The first 30 minutes of CAD work on any project — minor fixes, scaling, hole adjustments, repairs to a bad mesh. On the house.

    Up to 30 minutes
    €50min.

    CAD work — minimum

    Anything past the free 30 minutes triggers a €50 minimum charge. Covers small modifications, file conversions, and short modelling sessions.

    €100/hr

    CAD & design work

    Full industrial design service — concept development, parametric modelling, mechanical design, design-for-manufacture refinement. Billed by the hour after the minimum.

    By quote

    Batches & production runs

    Volume work, post-processing, assembly, and packaging are scoped per project. Send your specs and we’ll come back with a fixed quote.

    By quote

    Volume & framework agreements

    Repeat orders, monthly retainers, or framework contracts for ongoing partners — reserved print-hour capacity and volume-tier pricing, scoped to your operation.

    For business clients
    § 07 — Studio

    An industrial design studio.

    3dprinting.cy is the Cyprus arm of INUX3D — a trademark of INUX Cloud s.r.o., founded in Bratislava in 2016. We’ve been designing, producing and shipping 3D-printed products from Slovakia ever since, with a catalogue at shop.inux3d.com.

    In 2023, we set up Pilot Fish Limited in Cyprus to extend our footprint across Southern Europe. Today the studio in Ormideia, Larnaca runs alongside the original Slovak operation — same engineering DNA, same fleet philosophy, with capacity now on both sides of the continent.

    — The studio
    § 08 — FAQ

    Questions, answered.

    How much does 3D printing cost?

    Standard materials — PLA, PETG, PCTG, ABS, ASA, TPU — are billed at €10 per machine hour, with material included. A typical small functional part takes 2–6 hours; a larger enclosure might run 12–30 hours.

    Specialty materials like carbon-fibre nylon (PA-CF) are quoted per job because they involve higher material costs and longer print cycles.

    All prices include VAT.

    Do you charge for CAD work?

    The first 30 minutes are free on every project — that covers minor fixes, scaling, hole adjustments, or cleaning up a bad mesh.

    Past 30 minutes, a €50 minimum applies, and CAD work is billed at €100 per hour after that. We always quote upfront, so you’ll know the cost before we start.

    What file formats do you accept?

    For printing: STL, STEP, 3MF, OBJ. STEP is preferred for editable parts; STL is fine for direct-to-print geometry.

    Don’t have a 3D file? Send us a sketch, photo with measurements, or even just a written description — we’ll model it for you.

    How long does a job take?

    Most prototypes are ready in 24 to 72 hours from when we have a print-ready file.

    Small batches typically take 1–2 weeks depending on quantity, post-processing, and material. We’ll give you a firm lead time with every quote.

    What’s the largest part you can print?

    Our largest machine has a build volume of 370 × 370 × 370 mm — that’s about 50 litres of usable space.

    For parts bigger than that, we split them into sections and bond or join them in post-processing. There’s practically no upper size limit if you’re open to a multi-part assembly.

    Which material should I choose?

    For visual prototypes and indoor parts: PLA. For functional or outdoor use: PETG. For chemical resistance, food-contact, or tougher engineering parts: PCTG. For heat resistance: ABS or ASA. For flexible parts: TPU. For high-strength engineering parts: PA-CF (carbon-fibre nylon).

    If you’re not sure, just describe what the part needs to do and we’ll recommend the right material.

    Can you reverse-engineer a broken or discontinued part?

    Yes — that’s a regular request. Send us either the broken original or a photo with key measurements (calipers help), and we’ll model a replacement and print it.

    This counts as CAD work, so the standard CAD pricing applies.

    Do you do small production runs?

    Yes — we run batches of 10 to 1,000 units as bridge production for products that don’t justify injection-mould tooling yet. Multiple printers run in parallel for consistent batch quality.

    We can also handle post-processing, hand-finishing, assembly, and packaging on request.

    Can we set up a monthly retainer or framework agreement?

    Yes — for ongoing partners with predictable monthly volume, we run framework agreements with reserved print-hour capacity, volume-tier pricing, and a dedicated point of contact.

    Typical clients are architecture studios with model-making needs, product startups in bridge production, and engineering teams with regular jig and fixture orders. Send your expected volume and project mix and we’ll scope a retainer.

    Do you invoice with EU VAT and offer NET 30 terms?

    We’re VAT-registered in Cyprus (CY60018908C) and invoice through Pilot Fish Limited (HE 448236).

    Standard terms are payment on delivery for one-off jobs; NET 30 is available for established business clients and ongoing framework partners after the first invoice cycle.

    What industries do you typically work with?

    Architecture and interior design studios (presentation models, custom hardware, prototype furniture), product designers and startups (prototyping to bridge production), engineering and R&D teams (jigs, fixtures, replacement parts, reverse engineering), and marine, outdoor, and event production (UV-stable parts, weatherproof finishing).

    Cross-domain projects are welcome — many of our best jobs span two or three of these.

    Where are you based, and do you ship?

    The Cyprus studio is in Ormideia, Larnaca, with our parent operation in Bratislava, Slovakia. Between the two we cover Cyprus, Greece, and the wider Southern European market.

    For Cyprus clients, local pickup is welcome by appointment, and courier delivery to Nicosia, Limassol, or Paphos is usually next-day.

    What about confidentiality and IP?

    Files you send us stay yours. We don’t share, reuse, or display client work without permission. NDAs are fine — just send yours along with the brief and we’ll sign before any files change hands.

    How do I get a quote?

    Use the estimate form at the top of the page to upload your file with a few details, or just email us. We typically reply with a quote, lead time, and material recommendation within a few hours during business days.

    § 09 — Contact

    Or just drop us a line!

    For general questions, partnerships, or to drop by the studio — the door's open by appointment.

    Email hello@3dprinting.cy
    Phone 24 010 777
    Studio

    Larnaca, Cyprus
    By appointment

    Hours

    Mon – Fri · 09:00 – 18:00 EET
    Sat by request