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Recreated semi-truck part
24 × 4 × 4 inchesThe customer had the original part, but needed its mirror image. We recreated the geometry and printed the missing opposite-hand version.
Custom 3D printing · Southwest Michigan
Large-format 3D printing, rapid prototyping, and custom replacement parts. Bring us a CAD file, a sketch, or an existing part—we’ll help turn it into something you can use.
Large-format printing in practice
Replacement parts, custom shop tooling, and large fabrication bucks—made around the job you need to do.
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The customer had the original part, but needed its mirror image. We recreated the geometry and printed the missing opposite-hand version.
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A large buck intended for wrapping sheet metal into a wing shape. This progress photo shows the early stages of the print.
Dimensions describe the overall parts. Select any photo to see the full image.
Need a large part, a replacement, or custom tooling? Tell us what you’re working on.
Talk About Your ProjectMaximum build envelope of 1000 × 1000 × 1000 mm. Usable part size depends on shape, orientation, and material. Larger projects can be reviewed for printing in sections.
Lead time is confirmed with your quote, based on part size, print time, and current workload. Rush requests are considered when capacity allows.
Tell us which dimensions and fits matter. Achievable tolerances depend on the part and printing process; requirements are reviewed and agreed with your quote.
Not sure what to choose? We’ll review your application and recommend a material. Availability and suitability for your part size are confirmed with your quote.
Industry-standard prototyping plastic; strong, machinable, tough.
High impact resistance and heat performance for rugged housings.
Low moisture uptake vs PA-6/66; excellent fatigue/chemical resistance.
Glass-filled for dimensional stability; carbon-filled for stiffness-to-weight.
Reliable general-purpose polymer with chemical resistance.
Flexible for seals, gaskets, vibration isolation.
Other materials, including ASA and additional flexible grades, can be discussed. Inserts and finishing requirements are reviewed as part of your quote.
Vicksburg, Michigan
John Wright
Owner & Additive Manufacturer
Additive manufacturing backed by more than a decade of hands-on experience in CNC machining and CAD/CAM.
John’s machining background brings a practical understanding of part geometry, fit, and function to each printing project.
Cyclops3D brings that experience to functional prototypes, custom replacement parts, and shop tooling through small- and large-format 3D printing.
John’s experience working with plastic injection molds spans a wide range of plastics and applications. That background helps guide material selection around how a printed part will be used and the conditions it needs to handle.
You work directly with John to review your requirements, choose a practical approach, and get a clear quote before work begins.
Tell us what you need, how many, and when. A sketch, photo, CAD file, or description is enough to start.