3D printing.

Enclosures, small project parts and detailed models. Find the right printing approach.

Filament & resin printing
Materials priced per project
Resin processing is staff-managed

Printed enclosure with its lid and circuit board

Explore the equipment

Filament 3D printer

Bambu Lab H2S 3D printer

Bambu Lab H2S

A filament 3D printer that builds a physical object layer by layer from a digital design. Use it to develop an electronics enclosure, check how parts fit together or make fixtures that help you assemble and demonstrate a project.

What you can make

Electronics enclosure prototypes
Fit-check parts
Project fixtures and presentation models

Access & session planning

Print enquiry or equipment induction

Share your part dimensions, material needs and intended use. Print orientation, material availability, tolerances and turnaround are confirmed per project. The part specification is considered against your intended use.

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Material-handling accessory

Bambu Lab AMS

AMS (version to be confirmed)

An automatic material-handling accessory for supported Bambu printing setups. It manages filament feeds and can support planned colour or material changes when the installed version, printer pairing and materials are compatible.

What you can make

Planning supported material or colour changes
Managing suitable filament workflows

Access & session planning

Part of an agreed print setup

The installed AMS version, printer pairing and compatible materials will be confirmed before quoting a multi-material or multi-colour job. It is not a separate member workstation.

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Resin 3D printer

ELEGOO 16K resin 3D printer

ELEGOO 16K (exact model to be confirmed)

A resin 3D printer that forms objects by curing liquid resin with light. It is useful for small visual models and fine surface detail. Prints need cleaning and curing afterwards, with resin processing handled by staff.

What you can make

Detailed presentation models
Small prototype features
Visual design samples

Access & session planning

Staff-managed print enquiry

Discuss your part geometry, resin requirements and finishing expectations. Resin handling, cleaning and curing remain staff-managed. The 16K designation is not a guarantee of a particular dimensional accuracy or part performance.

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Filament 3D printer

Creality Ender-3 3D printer

Ender-3 (variant to be confirmed)

A filament 3D printer for small parts and early design iterations. Turn a digital model into a bracket, simple enclosure or student-project component so you can test the shape and fit before refining the design.

What you can make

Small enclosures and brackets
Student project parts
Early design iterations

Access & session planning

Print enquiry or equipment induction

Tell us the size and purpose of your part. The printer variant, suitable material and expected finish will be checked before a print is arranged.

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PROJECT IDEA

Make an enclosure for your electronics

A possible workflow to discuss with the team.

01
Share your CAD model, board dimensions and mounting points.
02
Choose a suitable filament or staff-managed resin workflow with the team.
03
Check the first part for connector clearance and fit before revising the design.

Bring to the conversation: A model or dimensioned sketch, intended material, quantity and how the part will be used.

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Useful details

What to include in your enquiry

Your 3D model or part dimensions
Material, finish and intended use
Quantity and target timescale

Material, print time, finishing and charges are agreed per job. Resin processing is staff-managed. A machine listing does not guarantee a particular tolerance or suitability for a safety-critical part.

Which 3D printers are in the collection?

NWATT has a Bambu Lab H2S, an ELEGOO 16K resin printer and a Creality Ender-3, plus an AMS accessory. The exact ELEGOO model, Ender-3 variant and AMS pairing are confirmed when discussing a job.

Can you print an electronics enclosure?

Enclosure prototypes are a relevant use case. Provide the dimensions, mounting details, material needs and intended environment so we can assess the print.