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Welcome to Dimension Forge 3D!
We're your gateway to the exciting world of 3D printing, where creativity knows no bounds. Whether you're an entrepreneur, artist, or hobbyist our dedicated team is here to turn your ideas into reality.
What We Offer: Dimension Forge 3D provides a wide range of services, from single part production to large batch manufacturing. Our advanced technology and experienced team ensure precise, high-quality results for projects of all sizes.
Why Choose Us? We're not just a service, we're a supportive community. Collaboration and inclusivity are at the heart of what we do. Your success is our success, and we're excited to be part of your creative journey.
Get Started! Ready to explore the endless possibilities of 3D printing? Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned pro, we're here to help. Let's turn your visions into reality at Dimension Forge 3D. Join us today!
Our Materials
Filaments
Unlock the power of 3D printing with Dimension Forge 3D! Our 3D printing technology enables you to bring your creative visions to life. Choose the material that's right for your project or idea.
PLA
PLA filament is one of the most popular materials used in 3D printing, especially in the consumer and hobbyist markets. PLA stands for Polylactic Acid, a more Eco-friendly filament derived from renewable resources such as cornstarch or sugarcane. It has gained immense popularity due to its ease of use, affordability, and wide range of applications.
PETG
PETG is known for its high impact resistance, making it less prone to cracking or shattering compared to other filaments like ABS. This feature makes PETG filament an excellent choice for functional parts, mechanical components, and objects that require structural integrity.
TPU
One of the key advantages of TPU filament is its flexibility. It has a high elongation at break, meaning it can stretch significantly before breaking. This property allows the filament to withstand bending, twisting, and compressive forces without deforming or cracking. TPU parts can be compressed, squeezed, or flexed repeatedly without losing their shape or structural integrity.
Layer Hight
The layer height in 3D printing refers to the thickness of each individual layer of material that the printer lays down to build up a 3D object.
The height of each layer is the layer height.
A smaller layer height (like 0.15mm) results in finer detail and a smoother finish but takes longer to print.
A larger layer height (like 0.3mm) prints with less detail and a rougher surface but takes less time to print.
Choosing the right layer height (especially for larger models) depends on the quality of the print you want and the time you're willing to wait while we print it.
Infill %
Infill in 3D printing refers to the pattern and density of material inside the object that gives it strength and support.
The printer creates a pattern inside, which uses less material and reduces printing time.
A low infill (like 15%) is light and uses less material, perfect for decorative items.
A high infill (like 50% or more) makes the object stronger and heavier, ideal for functional parts that need to withstand stress.
Adjusting the infill allows you to very the strength, weight, and printing time.