The 3D Print Shop was born about 5 years ago when a buddy of mine wanted to find a way to make a large number of automotive lighting parts. Injection molding was out of the question as it is expensive and he didn't need thousands of parts. We stumbled over 3D printing and after some research it was decided to that we could make the parts and possibly more, so I bought my first printer, a Voxelab Aquila x2. After a few weeks it became clear to me that this was a thing that could do a lot more so I started printing my own tool and battery holders for my workshop. People saw these and wanted them too so I started printing more for friends. That led to Market Place and eventually a 2nd and 3rd printer was producing lots more.

We have now over a dozen printers printing a huge variety of tool and battery holders for all brands, like Ryobi, Dewalt, Makita, Ozito and Milwaukee as well as the extremely popular Milwaukee Pack Out inserts. We still produce hundreds of automotive lighting parts and are moving into Carbon Fibre (CF) parts now.