What is the maximum size part I can 3D print in one piece in Australia?
With us, up to 350 × 350 × 310 mm in PLA and PETG. Other materials go up to 325 × 320 × 325 mm, and multi-colour parts up to 300 × 320 × 320 mm.
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Bigger parts can be printed in pieces and joined. Say so in your notes or email us and we will suggest where to split it.
Large flat parts in ASA or ABS can warp, so we set those up with extra care.
Is there a minimum order size for custom 3D printing services in NSW?
Not at Gyroid. You can order a single small part, and each order has a $16.50 inc GST setup fee.
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The setup fee is the only fixed cost. Each part is priced the same whatever the quantity. We print in Sydney and send orders anywhere in NSW and the rest of Australia.
How long does it typically take for a 3D printed part to be posted Australia-wide?
Standard orders are dispatched in 3 to 5 business days. Express is 50% more on the parts, dispatched in 2 business days. Australia Post delivery time is on top of that.
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Enter your postcode in the quote tool to see live Australia Post prices for your parts.
Delivery time after dispatch depends on where you are and the postage service you choose. Orders are packed and posted with tracking.
How long does a custom 3D print take to deliver in Sydney?
Standard orders are dispatched in 3 to 5 business days. Express is 50% more on the parts, dispatched in 2 business days. Across much of Sydney we can deliver direct from the workshop instead of posting.
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Sydney Metro Direct covers postcodes 2000 to 2299 within about 35 km of the workshop. It shows up as a delivery option when you enter your postcode in the quote tool. Outside that area, your order goes by Australia Post.
How accurate are 3D printed parts?
Typically within a few tenths of a millimetre of the model. Holes print slightly small.
If something has to fit, tell us the size it needs to be in your notes and we will allow for it. A STEP file keeps the exact geometry from CAD.
Detail finer than about 0.5 mm won't print cleanly, and walls should be at least 1.2 mm thick.
Can you 3D print food-safe or medical parts?
No. We don't print parts for food contact or medical use.
The layer lines in any filament printed part can hold bacteria, and our printers are not set up for food contact. We can't certify parts for medical use either.
If you are not sure whether your part counts, ask us before you order at customerservice@gyroid.com.au.