Need a part that doesn’t exist yet, a prototype to test an idea, or a model to show a client? Glenwood Print offers 3D printing in west Edmonton for businesses, inventors, students and hobbyists. Send us your 3D file and we’ll quote it.
What People 3D Print With Us
- Prototypes. Test the fit and form of a product before you invest in manufacturing.
- Replacement parts. Knobs, clips, brackets and covers that are no longer made or hard to find.
- Models and displays. Product models, architectural pieces and trade show displays.
- Custom fixtures and jigs. Shop tools and holders made for your exact job.
- Promotional and display pieces. Logo pieces and 3D elements to pair with your signs and trade show displays.
How 3D Printing Works
A 3D printer builds an object layer by layer from a digital model. It’s ideal for one-off pieces and small runs, where making a mould or machining a part would be too slow or too expensive.
Is 3D printing right for your project?
- Good fit: prototypes, single parts, small batches, complex shapes and custom one-offs.
- Not the best fit: thousands of identical parts, which are usually cheaper to injection-mould, or parts that need the strength of machined metal.
Not sure? Describe what the part needs to do, and we’ll tell you whether 3D printing makes sense.
Sending Us Your File
- Common file types: STL, OBJ and 3MF. Most 3D design software can export one of these.
- Check your units (millimetres or inches), so the part prints at the right size.
- Tell us what the part is for, such as indoor or outdoor use, weight-bearing or decorative. That affects how it’s printed.
How Ordering Works
- Request a quote. Use the form on this page or call 587-415-6396, and send your 3D file with a quick description of the part.
- Confirm the details. We review your file and confirm size, finish and price before printing.
- Pick up at 15802 100 Ave NW, Edmonton. Turnaround depends on the size and complexity of the part, and we’ll tell you when you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What file do you need?
An STL, OBJ or 3MF file works best.
Can you print a single part?
Yes. One-off parts and prototypes are exactly what 3D printing is good for.
How long does 3D printing take?
It depends on the size and complexity. We’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
How much does 3D printing cost?
Price depends on size, material and print time. Send us your file for a quote.
Have a part or prototype in mind? Call 587-415-6396 or send us your file using the form.