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From CAD file to
finished part, layer by layer.

Layerfound is a precision 3D printing studio building prototypes, tooling and short-run production parts in FDM and resin — for engineers, designers and makers who need it done right the first time.

0.05mm
Minimum layer resolution
24–48h
Typical turnaround on prototypes
12+
Materials in active rotation
±0.1mm
Dimensional tolerance

Four steps between your file and your part

Every job — one-off prototype or hundred-piece batch — moves through the same disciplined pipeline.

01

Design review

We check your file for wall thickness, overhangs and tolerances before it ever reaches a build plate.

02

Slicing & setup

Orientation, supports and infill are tuned per part — not left on factory defaults.

03

Printing

Monitored builds across our FDM and resin fleet, matched to the material your part actually needs.

04

Finishing & QC

Support removal, sanding, and dimensional checks before anything ships out the door.

Built for parts that actually have to work

Not just visual prototypes — functional components that get assembled, load-tested, and used.

FDM

Functional prototyping

PLA, PETG, ABS and reinforced nylon for parts that need strength, not just shape.

RESIN

High-detail casting & miniatures

SLA/MSLA prints for fine features, smooth surfaces and jewelry-grade detail.

BATCH

Short-run production

Consistent repeat parts from 10 to 500+ units with the same setup every time.

FINISH

Post-processing

Sanding, vapor smoothing, priming and painting to bring parts to a presentation finish.

DESIGN

File repair & optimization

We fix non-manifold geometry and optimize orientation before it costs you a failed print.

// build envelope

Max FDM build volume350 × 350 × 400mm
Max resin build volume218 × 123 × 250mm
Layer height range0.05 – 0.28mm
Standard tolerance± 0.1 – 0.2mm
File formats acceptedSTL / STEP / OBJ / 3MF
Rush turnaroundAvailable on request

Choose the material for the job, not the printer

Every project starts with a material conversation — mechanical load, heat exposure, finish and budget all shape the recommendation.

PLA / PLA+

Clean, dimensionally stable, and the go-to for visual prototypes, models and low-load parts.

rigiddetailedlow-cost

PETG

Tougher and more impact-resistant than PLA, with better layer adhesion for functional brackets and fixtures.

durableweather-safe

ABS

Heat-resistant and machinable — the standard choice for enclosures, automotive and under-hood parts.

heat-resistantmachinable

Nylon (reinforced)

Fiber-reinforced blends for load-bearing components, gears and living hinges that need real fatigue resistance.

high-strengthflexible

Standard resin

Smooth, high-detail surface finish for miniatures, jewelry masters and presentation models.

fine detailsmooth

Engineering resin

Tuned for tensile strength and thermal stability — for functional fit-checks and end-use small parts.

toughprecise

A cross-section of what's come off the plate

Prototypes, fixtures, and finished runs — swap in your own project photography here.

Enclosure prototypePETG · 3 iterations
Robotics bracket setNylon CF · batch of 40
Architectural modelResin · 1:200 scale
Jewelry mastersResin · lost-wax ready
Drone airframeABS · wind-tunnel test unit
Consumer product shellPLA+ · client-ready finish

Ordering a part takes three conversations

01

Send your file

Upload an STL, STEP or OBJ along with quantity, deadline and any tolerance requirements you already know.

02

Get a material & price recommendation

We come back with a quote, a suggested material, and a realistic turnaround — not a generic price calculator number.

03

Approve and we print

Once you sign off, your part goes into the queue with tracked status updates until it ships.

"We stopped treating 3D printing as a novelty step and started treating it as manufacturing — that shift is the whole point of Layerfound."
Founding note, Layerfound

Have a file ready? Let's print it.

Send your design over and we'll get back with material options, pricing and a turnaround estimate — usually within one business day.