Websites that can do 3d prints?

[Mekrel]

Hi,

Are there any recomendations for websites where I can upload a CAD file and get 6 x small 3D prints?

I'm wanting to make some .c 2 to 3mm deep discs with a recessed edge, and a through hole in the centre. These are to narrow some holes in a .c 1mm thick piece of metal (I have a car cleaning brush organiser I ordered online, but they've made every hole the same size so the ferrule of smaller brushes pass straight though).

Is there also any type of plastic/resin I need to order them in if the plan is to glue them to the metal?

Many thanks

 

[Conan257]

Sounds like something any number of people on here would do if you have a design already made... I'll do it for cost of material and postage if you want to send the file over for a test run?

Edit: It's worth adding, I wouldn't think resin is the best choice here, it's brittle and not really designed for functional parts. I can do them in PLA, which I would expect would be fine, but if someone comes along with a better material then there are stronger options which may be better than PLA

 

[Too Tall]

Also happy to print for you if needed.

 

[Mekrel]

Thank you both of you for offering, unfortunately I didn't see either of your messages before I placed an order with a website called 3D People. I had to pay a certain amount due to a minimum order value, but it was fun designing the part in FreeCAD (even if it was a simple part).

Knowing my luck, I'll have messed something up like a measurement. If the prints don't fit, I'll reach back out to you - happy obviously to cover materials, postage and beer tokens

 

[qbazdz]

We use 3dpeople regularly and they were always good. How did your print go?

 

[.:SAmSuNG:.]

Sounds like something any number of people on here would do if you have a design already made... I'll do it for cost of material and postage if you want to send the file over for a test run?

Edit: It's worth adding, I wouldn't think resin is the best choice here, it's brittle and not really designed for functional parts. I can do them in PLA, which I would expect would be fine, but if someone comes along with a better material then there are stronger options which may be better than PLA

Also happy to print for you if needed.

Messaged you both.

 

[conuk]

Thank you both of you for offering, unfortunately I didn't see either of your messages before I placed an order with a website called 3D People. I had to pay a certain amount due to a minimum order value, but it was fun designing the part in FreeCAD (even if it was a simple part).

Knowing my luck, I'll have messed something up like a measurement. If the prints don't fit, I'll reach back out to you - happy obviously to cover materials, postage and beer tokens

Any update on the result?