TechSavage3D

References are appreciated and usually required when requesting custom or original models, and an existing model must be provided or linked to for editing.

Modeling Services are billed at a rate of $25/hour. When the order gets invoiced depends on the work being done and what is discussed. Click the "Request Custom Order" button on my shop page or message me to open a dialogue with me for a quote.

3D Printing Service prices vary by request and are based on estimated time and materials to produce. Discounts are considered for bulk requests.
If you would like a quote click the "Request Custom Order" button on my main shop page or send me a message with your request.

I usually respond within 24 hours.
Please be aware that due to the large volume of requests I receive and the fact that I am a one-person business, I have to be selective with the work I take on. I make an attempt to respond to every request I can but I apologize if I am unable to respond immediately, or accept a request due to time constraints or it being out of my ability for any other reason.

If you need a custom character mini for D&D or other games I will see what I can do, but there are many existing models on the web as well as services to create your own custom character models which may be more cost effective. Please see the links below.

If you are looking for a model to print, the following websites may be useful:
https://www.heroforge.com/ ( for custom miniatures)
https://www.thingiverse.com/
https://pinshape.com/
https://www.myminifactory.com
http://www.yeggi.com/

Resin 3D print models can be scaled to the maximum size capable and larger objects may be split into separate parts to print in multiple batches which may incur additional costs.
Maximum Print Volume for resin: 292mmx165mmx400mm (11.5″x6.5″x15.75″)

FDM or Filament 3D print models can be scaled to the maximum size capable and larger objects may be split into separate parts to print in multiple batches which may incur additional costs.
Maximum Print Volume for FDM: 300mmx300mmx400mm (12"x12"x~15")

I use a mixture of UV activated resins and thermoplastic filaments depending on the Technology being used.
Resin printed objects are relatively smooth to the touch, and layers are virtually invisible to the naked eye depending on the model. Miniature figures, jewelry, game pieces, mold-making, investment casting and other small, finely detailed objects are best printed with this technology.

I use various forms of thermoplastic filaments. Different types of filament have different properties and are usually chosen based on the type of model being printed, and whether or not it will be a functional part. Some materials include PLA, ABS, PETG and other PET formulas, TPU for flexible objects, and TPE for stretchy objects.

Recent improvements in available UV resins has led to far more durable resin prints, making them less likely to break or chip. In most cases, normal use with proper handling should not be an issue. My resin prints are as durable, if not more durable than the prints you get straight from HeroForge. Be aware that in specific cases with specific resins, results may vary.

Most Filament based 3D prints are very durable, though the type of filament and the application of the print makes a big difference. PLA is rigid and strong, but is less flexible and heat resistant than ABS or PETG. TPU and TPE are like rubber and elastic respectively and also stand up to pretty high temperatures.