3D printing in Suffolk.

3D Guru — based in Suffolk

We're a Suffolk-based 3D printing service operating from Mildenhall. We print parts in PETG on Bambu Lab machines and dispatch them across Suffolk and the wider UK. If you're local, you're also welcome to collect your order for free.

Get a price instantly using our online quote tool. Upload your STL, choose your settings, and see a price based on your file's actual geometry.

What we print

We print functional parts — brackets, mounts, replacement components, prototypes, jigs, fixtures and custom fittings. All in PETG, which handles heat, moisture and mechanical stress far better than PLA. A full list of our services is on the Print My STL page.

Free collection from Mildenhall

Suffolk customers can collect their orders for free from our Mildenhall base — just select "Collect" in the quote tool. We'll let you know when your order is ready, and you can pick it up at a time that suits you.

Delivery across Suffolk

If collection isn't convenient, we offer standard post from £3.95. Most Suffolk addresses receive their orders within 1–2 days of dispatch on Royal Mail tracked services.

Serving all of Suffolk

We serve customers across the county, including Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Newmarket, Thetford, Haverhill, Sudbury, Eye, Stowmarket, Lowestoft and the surrounding villages. If you're in Suffolk and need a part printed, we're your nearest specialist 3D printing service.

Searching for "3D printing near me"?

If you're in Suffolk and that's how you found us, this is the page you wanted. We're a working 3D printing workshop in Mildenhall — not a marketplace that farms your file out to whoever bids lowest. You can collect from us, ring us, or just upload a file and never speak to anyone. All three are fine.

Why a local supplier?

There are plenty of national print-on-demand services. But being local means faster turnaround for Suffolk customers, free collection, and a single point of contact rather than an automated fulfilment system. If your part needs discussing — unusual geometry, tolerance-critical fitting, a replacement you need modelled from scratch — you're talking to the person doing the printing.