PRACTICAL PARTS. MADE FOR YOUR PROJECT.
Custom FDM 3D printing in Durham Region
Turn a model, a worn-out part or an everyday frustration into something useful. Q3D Solutions designs and prints custom plastic parts, with local pickup in Oshawa.
Have a file? Send it along. No model yet? Start with photos and measurements.
A real Q3D project: a cup holder designed around an existing treadmill mount.
A useful part starts with the right approach
FDM builds a part layer by layer from plastic filament. It is a practical option for custom shapes, fit checks and small quantities.
Replacement parts
Explore a replacement for a missing cover, knob or bracket. Share what broke, how it fits and what forces it needs to handle.
Everyday accessories
Make a holder, organizer or fitted case for a space or object that off-the-shelf products do not quite suit.
Prototypes and small runs
Check shape and fit before committing to a design. Once it works, discuss a repeat order or a small batch.
From a real problem to a printed part
See the scans, CAD work and print decisions behind these projects.
A cup holder made to fit
A custom holder uses an unused treadmill tablet mount, with no drilling into the console.
Read the cup holder story
A flexible scanner case
A fitted 95A TPU shell adds grip while leaving the scanner’s optics and controls accessible.
Read the scanner case story
Prototype before committing
PLA bracket prototypes check the fit of reused CNC components. Testing is still in progress.
Read the bracket prototype storyNo 3D model? Start with the problem
Send photos, key measurements and a short explanation of what the part needs to do. We can discuss CAD design or 3D scanning where it helps, then work toward a printable model.
For an existing model, include the file and identify the dimensions or surfaces that must fit another part.
Explore CAD design helpChoose material for the job
A desk organizer, a flexible case and a part used near heat have different needs. Tell us about temperature, sunlight, moisture, flex and load before choosing a material.
Our project stories include rigid PLA prototypes and a flexible TPU case. Material availability and suitability are confirmed with your quote.
FDM prints have visible layer lines. Fit, finish and strength depend on the design, material and print orientation. Safety-critical parts need a separate engineering assessment.
Before you request a quote
What should I send?
Your model if you have one, or photos and measurements if you do not. Include the quantity, intended use, any preferred colour and your target date.
How is the price worked out?
Size, material, print time, setup and any design work all affect the quote. A file or clear measurements let us assess the job before you commit.
Can you copy a broken part?
Often it is worth investigating. Photos of the part, its mating surfaces and the failure help us decide whether printing is suitable and whether the design needs to change.
Can I collect my order locally?
Local pickup is available in Oshawa. Confirm pickup arrangements when discussing your order.
What would you like to make?
Send your file or describe the part. We will review the project and discuss the next step.