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Services · November 10, 2025 · 4 min

Fly-In Printer Setup and Training

On-site printer setup, training, and configuration for people who need the machine working on day one.

Buying a 3D printer is easy. Getting it producing reliable parts, tuned, calibrated, with the right slicer profiles for the materials you actually need, is where most machines stall and end up gathering dust.

We set printers up properly: assembly, calibration, material profiles, first prints, and enough training that you're not dependent on us afterward. For shops and businesses, that includes workflow advice: what to print in-house and what to send out.

Local to New Brunswick it's a site visit; further afield it's quoted by the trip. Email what you bought (or what you're thinking of buying, before you buy it) and we'll be straight with you about what it can and can't do.

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