3D Printing Service Lubbock, TX

We manufacture high-quality, competitively priced custom prototypes & production parts. Upload a CAD file for an instant 3D printing quote. Order parts in 5 minutes from your desk.

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Instant quotes for 1-1,000 parts
Instant DfM feedback on every quote
Lead times from 22 business days
FDM, SLS, SLA, MJF & DMLS
25+ plastics & metals, 35+ colors
Rapid prototyping & full-scale production
ISO9001, ISO13485, AS9100

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Our online 3D printing services

Our online 3d printing services leverage a global network of over 2,400 3D printing machines, which means our customers get both competitive prices and fast lead times. We specialise in five processes, bringing you everything you need for custom 3D printing projects, from rapid prototyping with FDM to small production runs of metal 3D prints for industrial applications.

FDM

FDM

Fused deposition modeling

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SLS

SLS

Selective laser sintering

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MJF

MJF

MultiJet fusion

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SLA

SLA

Stereolithography

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DMLS

Direct metal laser sintering

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Our 3D printing service has been rated 4.9/5

Over 270 customers are satisfied with our 3D printing service.

“Very professional, parts were printed nearly instantly and constant communication was maintained.”

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Ian, Denton

Standard PLA, FDM

“Good prints in a good amount of time, Thanks!”

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Dale, The Colony

Standard PLA, FDM

“Excellent job! Will definitely use again. A+”

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John, Austin

Carbon-fiber reinforced Nylon, FDM

“Good quality print, fantastic costumer service, fast shipping. Pleasure to do business.”

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Sam, Derby

Standard PLA, FDM

“Great communication and speed on the job! Highly recommend!”

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scott, Austin

Standard PLA, FDM

“Great experience! Will be back for future projects! ”

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Nathan

Standard ABS, FDM

“Use this hub alot. Consistently receive great service and quality parts.”

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Dennis, Plano

Rubber-like resin, Material Jetting

“thank you for your attention to detail, surface finish and wall thickness are generously wonderful. Much appreciated!”

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Brian, Austin

Standard PLA, FDM

“Great prints, did not expect they would be this good!”

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Robert, Temple

Standard PLA, FDM

“Amazing work, service, speed, and communication!”

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Kyle, Ada

Standard ABS, FDM

“Awesome Service i will definitely be using it again!”

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Ahmad, Sherman

Standard PLA, FDM

“Very friendly, accommodating and quick! Parts were perfect! Couldn't have asked for a better experience!”

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Zachary, Wichita

Standard ABS, FDM

“Definitely worth having anything printed here. Great quality and service. ”

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Marc, Austin

Standard ABS, FDM

“Fantastic service and careful attention to all my requirements.”

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Graham, Aurora

Standard ABS, FDM

“Good communication and print quality. Also fast! ”

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Kenneth, Austin

Standard ABS, FDM

“Great prints and service. Highly recommend.”

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pace, Temple

Carbon filled Nylon, FDM

“Excellent service. Thanks for the quick turn-around and quality.”

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Harry, Broomfield

Standard PLA, FDM

“Smooth printed parts, great communication. ”

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art, Austin

Standard resin, SLA/DLP

“Excellent! Will use service again - Thanks!”

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Aaron, Norman

Standard TPU, FDM

“Print is fantastic - exactly what I was looking for!”

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Ryan, Austin

Standard PLA, FDM

“Andriy did a great job communicating his different processes and delivered beautiful results.”

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Max, Denver

Clear resin, SLA/DLP

“Very happy with the service. Fast turn around and the print results are excellent! I used standard resin with 100 micron layering. There is no noticeable layering. I am using this part to replace another part that was originally cast with resin using an injection molding process. I designed the replacement part in Rhino with a LOT of detail that was not in the original. This 3D part is a LOT more detailed than the one I am replacing, and it is as smooth as the original.”

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Doug

Standard resin, SLA/DLP

“Brandon did a wonderful job communicating with me to ensure that my part was printed correctly.”

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Nick, College Station

Standard PLA, FDM

“Very quick turnaround and exactly what I needed. Thanks!”

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Zach, Evergreen

Standard PLA, FDM

“Great suggestion & quality. Will re-order with them again”

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Bryn, Oklahoma City

Standard ABS, FDM

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Our experience in numbers

145,000 engineers served

35,000 businesses

240 manufacturing partners

6M+ parts & prototypes produced

27% of Fortune 500 companies

4200+ machines

We use powerful automation to make custom 3D printing easy

We’re eliminating slow and antiquated processes with automated engineering tools to help you reduce development cycles and increase the speed at which projects are delivered.

Instant 3D printing quotes

Upload a CAD file, receive a 3D printing quote in seconds. No more back and forth with suppliers or long email chains.

Automated DfM feedback

You automatically receive manufacturability feedback on all 3D prints. No more waiting for a technician before knowing you can proceed to production.

Online order management

Easily manage orders online, track deliveries and share important details with others on your team.

Instant 3D printing quotes

Upload a CAD file, receive a 3D printing quote in seconds. No more back and forth with suppliers or long email chains.

Automated DfM feedback

You automatically receive manufacturability feedback on all 3D prints. No more waiting for a technician before knowing you can proceed to production.

Online order management

Easily manage orders online, track deliveries and share important details with others on your team.

Comparison of our 3D printing services

Need help choosing? See our guide to selecting the right 3D printing process.

3D printing process

	FDM	SLA	SLS	MJF	DMLS
Available materials	10	11	2	2	2
[US] Lead time in days	From 2	From 2	From 3	From 3	From 10
[EU] Lead time in days	From 2	From 2	From 3	From 3	From 10
[US] Maximum build size	19.68'' x 19.68'' x 19.68''	5.7" x 5.7" x 6.8"	16.5" × 19.7" × 16.5"	14.9'' x 11.2'' x 14.9''	9.84'' x 12.80'' x 9.84''
[EU] Maximum build size	500 x 500 x 500 mm	145 × 145 × 175 mm	400 x 480 x 400 mm	380 x 285 x 380 mm	250 x 325 x 250 mm
[US] Dimensional accuracy	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.0196''	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.006"	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.012''	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.012''	<10mm: ± 0.2% with a lower limit of ± 0.008" >10mm: ± 2%
[EU] Dimensional accuracy	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.5 mm	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.15 mm	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.3 mm	± 0.5% with a lower limit on ± 0.3 mm	<10mm: ± 0.2% with a lower limit of ± 0.2 mm >10mm: ± 2%
Prototyping applications	Low-fideily, proof-of-concept prototyping and visual design verification.	Detailed visual prototypes (especially of injection molded parts).	Functional and high-fidelity prototypes. Similar to MJF.	Functional and high-fidelity prototypes. Similar to SLS.	Design verification of metal parts.
End-part applications	Non-visual end parts, such as jigs and fixtures.	Small, smooth, non-functional end parts.	Small batches of functional plastic parts. Similar to MJF	Small batches of functional plastic parts. Similar to SLS.	Alternative to CNC machining for complex, small or low-volume metal parts.

Choose from a broad range of 3D printing materials

Need help choosing? We have a whole range of resources on selecting the right 3D printing material for your application

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Standard 3D printing post processing

FDM

Standard (no additional post-processing)

All surfaces must have a consistent visual appearance
Support structures are removed
Excess support/build material are removed
All parts are printed with 3 outline / perimeter shells or a wall thickness of 1.2 mm
Top and bottom layers will have a minimum thickness of 0.6 mm (6 layers at 100 um)

SLA

Standard (no additional post-processing)

All support material are removed and support nibs are sanded smooth.
For clear resins, a polishing oil is applied
All support material is removed and support nibs are sanded smooth
Formlabs materials are cured in a Form Cure using the following settings which follow the official Formlabs "Recommended Cure" settings

Formlabs Cure settings

Resin	Post-cure time (mins)	Post-cure time (mins)
Standard clear	15	60 °C
Standard black	30	60 °C
Standard white	30	60 °C
Standard grey	30	60 °C
Tough 2000	30	70 °C
Durable	60	60 °C
Grey pro	15	80 °C
High temp	120	80 °C
Flexible	15	60 °C
Rigid	15	80 °C

SLS/MJF

Standard (no additional post-processing)

All unfused powder is removed via bead blasting (first) and air blasting (second)
Air pressure range of 2 - 5 bar or 29 - 72.5 psi
Glass beads with diameter 70-110 microns
No additional post-processing

How we ensure high quality 3D prints

Every order includes our standard inspection report. Further reports and certifications are available on request, submit an order to begin.

Standard

Critical dimensions
Quantity of parts
Number of parts inspected
Surface finish
Threads and tolerances

Standard

On request

Critical dimensions
Quantity of parts
Number of parts inspected
Surface finish
Threads and tolerances

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3D printing resources for engineers

The 3D Printing Handbook by 3D Hubs

Our founders literally ‘wrote the book’ on 3D printing.

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3D printing vs. CNC machining

Learn about the practical differences of CNC machining and 3D Printing and how to select the right technology for manufacturing end-use parts and functional prototypes.

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PLA vs. ABS: What's the difference?

PLA and ABS are the most popular materials on 3D Hubs. This comparison will help you select the best option for your project.

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Dimensional accuracy of 3D printed parts

This article presents the expected dimensional accuracy of parts produced via 3D printing and discusses why part inaccuracies occur.

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Key design considerations for 3D printing

A list of things to keep in mind when designing a model for 3D printing - regardless of the technology that you will be printing with.

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How to design snap-fit joints for 3D printing

This guide discusses the benefits of 3D printing snap-fits and gives design and material recommendations.

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SLA 3D printing materials compared

Compare the main SLA 3D printing resins - standard, tough, durable, heat resistant, rubber-like, dental and castable - by material properties and find the best option for your application.

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3D printing STL files: A step-by-step guide

Learn how to avoid low quality prints or unnecessarily large 3D files by exporting your STL file in the correct resolution.

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Selecting the optimal shell and infill parameters for FDM 3D printing

Shell and infill properties impact the performance and cost of FDM 3D printing. Learn how to optimize these features for your 3D printed part

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The 3D Printing Handbook by 3D Hubs

Our founders literally ‘wrote the book’ on 3D printing.

Read article

3D printing vs. CNC machining

Learn about the practical differences of CNC machining and 3D Printing and how to select the right technology for manufacturing end-use parts and functional prototypes.

Read article

PLA vs. ABS: What's the difference?

PLA and ABS are the most popular materials on 3D Hubs. This comparison will help you select the best option for your project.

Read article

Dimensional accuracy of 3D printed parts

This article presents the expected dimensional accuracy of parts produced via 3D printing and discusses why part inaccuracies occur.

Read article

Key design considerations for 3D printing

A list of things to keep in mind when designing a model for 3D printing - regardless of the technology that you will be printing with.

Read article

How to design snap-fit joints for 3D printing

This guide discusses the benefits of 3D printing snap-fits and gives design and material recommendations.

Read article

SLA 3D printing materials compared

Compare the main SLA 3D printing resins - standard, tough, durable, heat resistant, rubber-like, dental and castable - by material properties and find the best option for your application.

Read article