3D printing is a process that creates an object from a three-dimensional digital model file.

The printing process involves building up thin layers of molten plastic to create an object. As each layer sets, the next layer is printed on top and the object is built up.

A computer controlled machine that can cut, engrave, carve and drill a variety of materials such as wood, plastic and metal. It will meet the exact specifications from a digitally formatted design and can produce detailed designs that would be difficult to create manually.

Resin 3D printers have the ability to print 3D models that will have super smooth surfaces with fine details. They do this by exposing a container of liquid resin to a UV LED light beam. The light beam hardens the resin layer by layer until a 3D object is created.

Laser cutters use a thin, focused, laser beam to cut and etch materials into custom designs, patterns, and shapes as specified by the designer. This process is ideal for several materials, including wood, acrylic and natural fabrics.