FamilyMake is a Nigeria-registered manufacturing platform that turns CAD files into custom 3D-printed parts for engineers, makers, and businesses across Africa. Its print service offers instant online pricing, inspected parts, and typical turnaround of 48 hours, with hubs in Lagos and Abuja and fulfillment nodes in Accra and Nairobi. The company also operates a marketplace connecting African hardware buyers with verified vendors.
Registered in Nigeria (RC: 9588489)
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DeLottoDimensions LLCDeLottoDimensions turns digital concepts into physical parts and keepsakes through CAD design, 3D printing, and laser cutting and engraving. Its work spans collaborative 3D modeling and prototyping as well as detailed custom pieces, with FDM printing for practical parts and SLA resin printing for fine, smooth detail. The company also accepts common engineering file formats and advertises rapid responses and delivery for laser-cut projects.LANCASTER, NY
3D Agility3D Agility engineers and 3D-prints replacement parts for equipment sidelined by discontinued components, long lead times, or missing drawings. The Harrisburg company can scan a physical part, reverse-engineer its geometry, and combine additive manufacturing with traditional processes when a printed part alone is not enough. Its work is backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and includes one-off replacements as well as larger runs.HARRISBURG, PA
OMG AdditiveOMG Additive is Cincinnati’s first Ohio Valley provider of HP Multi Jet Fusion services, producing finished industrial 3D-printed parts for customers who need prototypes or production components quickly. The Original Maker’s Group was formed around a commitment to onshore manufacturing and restoring American-made craftsmanship, with hands-on service from engineers and delivery of finished parts in as little as 48 hours. Its work spans applications from automotive and motorsports to aerospace, medical engineering, and robotics, with finishing services available for end-use parts.CINCINNATI, OH
ShapewaysFounded by Marleen Vogelaar and Robert Schouwenburg, Shapeways became known for pioneering an upload-to-3D-print marketplace that opened digital manufacturing to smaller teams. Today, the company helps hardware startups and established manufacturers move from prototypes into low-volume production, with its Eindhoven facility serving as a global additive manufacturing hub.NEW YORK, NY