3D3DSay hello →About · New Brunswick, worldwide
One shop. Three disciplines. Built by makers.
3D3D is a New Brunswick solutions studio — 3D printing and parts, custom software, websites you own, private governed AI, manufacturing, and field work. Delivered complete, with no platform lock-in.
What we do
Six service lines, one standard.
3D printing and parts, custom software, websites you own outright, private governed AI (ORA), manufacturing and project management, and field consulting. Marine is the test bed for the printing work — parts prove themselves on Mr Jumpa, a 1977 Farr 38 on the Saint John River, before they reach any customer — but every line applies to any industry.
How we run
Lean, direct, and accountable.
One inbox, one decision-maker, no subcontractors for work we haven't vetted ourselves. New Brunswick-based, incorporated, and GST-registered in Canada. Parts ship worldwide and software deploys globally, but the origin and the decision-making are Maritime Canada. High End Welding backs the boat; ORA is live software with twelve deployed apps; satisfaction sits at 4.7 — not rounded to 5.
That's us. What's the problem?
Say helloinfo@3d3d.caQuestions
Straight answers.
Who is behind 3D3D?
Practitioners — an offshore sailor and software builder in New Brunswick, Canada, who do the work themselves. The company runs lean: one inbox, one decision-maker, no subcontractors for work we haven't vetted ourselves. When you email us, a person reads it and a person answers. Not an AI, not a call centre.
What does 3D3D actually do?
Six service lines: 3D printing and parts, custom software, websites you own outright, private governed AI (ORA), manufacturing and project management, and field consulting. All delivered complete, with no platform lock-in.
Is 3D3D a Canadian company?
Yes. New Brunswick-based, incorporated, and GST-registered in Canada. Parts ship worldwide and software deploys globally, but the origin and the decision-making are Maritime Canada.
How do I start a project with you?
Email info@3d3d.ca. Describe the problem plainly — no form, no template. A real person responds within 24 hours with a straight answer: price, plan, or 'someone else is a better fit for this.'
What proof exists that you've done real work?
High End Welding (HEWS) backs the boat — Mr Jumpa, a 1977 Farr 38 on the Saint John River, where parts earn their place before reaching customers. ORA is live software with 12 deployed apps. Carly is a real client whose websites we built and manage. Satisfaction sits at 4.7 — not rounded to 5.
Do you work outside marine / boating?
Marine is the test bed for 3D printing work — parts go on Mr Jumpa before they go to any customer. But every service line applies to any industry. Websites, software, AI, CRM, and field work serve clients with no connection to boats.