From the Royal Canadian Navy to local startups see how engineers, builders, and innovators use 3D printing to solve problems, cut costs, and move faster.
Real-world applications of 3D printing technology, from government contracts to local businesses.
Government
When critical ship components became obsolete, the RCN needed a fast, reliable way to produce replacement parts. We reverse-engineered and 3D printed functional components that met naval specifications.
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Construction
400+ custom snap-on caps to protect threaded rods during a concrete pour at UVic.
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Transportation
Discontinued interior parts for a 1967 Ford Mustang. We 3D scanned broken originals and printed stronger replacements in modern materials.
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Healthcare
Custom pager holders and equipment mounts for healthcare workers. Durable, easy to sanitize, and designed for the demands of hospital environments.
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Government
Custom drone components for marine monitoring operations. Weather-resistant parts designed to withstand coastal conditions.
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Transportation
Lightweight, high-strength custom components for competitive cycling. Printed in carbon-fiber reinforced nylon for maximum performance.
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Construction
Heritage architectural details were deteriorating. We 3D scanned the originals and printed exact replicas in durable materials.
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Events
Large-format custom signage for TEDxVictoria. Eye-catching 3D letters and stage elements that made a lasting impression.
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Art
High-detail SLA printed masters for investment casting. Intricate jewelry designs brought to life with exceptional surface finish.
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