Created in 2021 by Rachel and Jareth Tackett, 3D Print Pittsburgh is a Pittsburgh custom 3D printing and product-development shop that turns existing files or original ideas into prototypes, parts, and production runs. Its in-house print farm handles everything from small orders to batches of thousands, while its custom-built BigPAM printer extends FDM production to parts measuring up to 800 × 800 × 900 millimeters. The company also provides CAD design and scanning, with original design files and licensing included in its custom-design work.
Pittsburgh3DPrintsFrom its Pittsburgh base, Pittsburgh3DPrints creates made-to-order 3D-printed products and custom parts, including practical organizers and household fixtures designed in-house. The shop offers custom sizing and color matching, and says its designs evolve through customer feedback; its custom-project customers can also receive a demo print for approval. Its quality policy is based on the ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems standard, with PLA sourced locally when possible.
Stache3D LLCFounded by mechanical engineer and product designer David Shriver in 2020, Stache3D LLC turns sketches and ideas into physical products through 3D printing, scanning and CAD design. The Hamburg shop has worked with more than 300 clients, handling everything from prototypes and recreated mechanical parts to custom memorabilia. Its side store also reflects Shriver’s Buffalo roots with playful chicken-wing and Bills Mafia merchandise.EAST AURORA, NY
My Favorite Prints, IncFounded in Pennsylvania in 2020, My Favorite Prints turns designs, photographs and sketches into custom 3D models, printed parts and sculpture art. The York company also gives failed FDM prints a second life through a recycling and donation initiative intended to keep scraps out of landfills while helping classrooms obtain 3D-printing equipment and training. It began with a single 3D printer in 2019 and later coordinated face-shield donations during the COVID-19 supply shortage.YORK, PA
Tronix3DFounded in 2017 in Mount Pleasant, Tronix3D is a Pittsburgh additive manufacturer producing prototype and low-volume production parts for engineering teams. Co-owners Mike Vindler and Jason Economou, who acquired the company in 2021 after previously working with it as customers, have expanded its engineering and production capabilities to include design consulting and industrial 3D printing. The company also uses SAF ReLife™ to turn unused PA12 powder into production parts, giving its manufacturing work a distinct waste-reduction angle.PITTSBURGH, PA