SEND IT
Upload a 3D file, photo, sketch, PDF, or reference. Add a plain-language description and deadline.
A simple request lifecycle
How Custom 3D Printing Works
Upload the project, receive a human-reviewed quote, approve payment, and move through production, pickup, or shipping.
The process
Four steps, no technical homework
Every request receives a unique OK3D number. Nothing is printed and no payment is due until the file, use, material, finish, quantity, and price have been reviewed with you.
WE REVIEW IT
We check printability, scale, process, material, finish, quantity, and anything that needs clarification.
YOU GET A QUOTE
We send pricing and the project details we are quoting. Nothing is printed and no payment is due before approval.
WE PRINT IT
After approval and payment, the project moves into production, post-processing, pickup, or shipping.
Status language
Where the project stands.
The production dashboard uses clear states so a request is not treated like an unstructured email thread. Every status change is logged, so you can ask what “NEEDS INFO” or “POST-PROCESSING” means for your specific project at any point.
- 01NEW REQUEST
- 02REVIEWING
- 03NEEDS INFO
- 04QUOTED
- 05APPROVED
- 06PAYMENT PENDING
- 07PAID
- 08PRINTING
- 09POST-PROCESSING
- 10READY FOR PICKUP
- 11SHIPPED
- 12COMPLETED
- 13CANCELLED
Common process questions
What people ask before sending a project
How long does review take?
Most requests are reviewed within one to two business days. Complex or unusual files may take longer, and we will tell you if that's the case.
What if I don't have a 3D file?
Send clear photos, a sketch, dimensions, or a description instead. We will tell you whether custom modeling is a realistic starting point before quoting anything.
Do I pay before printing starts?
No. Payment is collected only after you approve the quoted scope and price, not when you first submit a request.
Can I ask for changes after approval?
Yes, within reason. Tell us what changed and we will confirm whether it affects the price, timeline, or material before continuing.
Ready to start?
Do not wait until every technical choice is solved. That is part of the review.