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JRG Custom 3D Printing & Manufacturing

Design. Check. Refine.

Test the shape before the production run.

Turn a supplied design into a physical prototype for checking form, fit and assembly.

A 3D printer building a tall grey component layer by layer

Engineering & Industrial Prototyping

Applications to discuss

Form-and-fit prototypes, non-critical fixtures, enclosure mock-ups and small batches.

Our six-printer FDM setup supports individual parts and planned multipart objects. We assess prototype enclosures, fixtures, models and short-run plastic components without implying certified engineering performance.

Share revision-controlled files, critical dimensions, tolerances and the expected use. We review print orientation, joining, finishing and sample approval before committing to a production run.

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Six printers. One hands-on workshop.

Six Elegoo Neptune 4 Max FDM printers, each with a nominal 420 × 420 × 480 mm build volume. A larger finished object is made from planned sections, not one oversized print.

Materials and finishing

PLA, PETG, ABS, carbon-fibre-reinforced printing filament, fibreglass and carbon-fibre fabric/resin work. Grade, hardware compatibility, environmental suitability and finish are assessed per job.

A clear path from brief to build

01 / Understand the application

Send your brief, dimensions, quantity and authorised drawings. Explain the environment and what the part needs to do.

02 / Review the approach

We assess feasibility, materials, sectioning and finishing, then clarify missing information before a quotation.

03 / Approve the job

Scope, costs, lead time, delivery and any sample approval are agreed before production starts.

04 / Make and review

Printing, assembly and agreed finishing follow the approved scope. Changes require review.