SLA 3D printing, finished to exhibition standard.
High-detail resin printing for sculptors, jewellers and designers, where the detail has to hold up close. Every piece is printed and finished by hand in our London studio, ready to show.
Work shown at Frieze, Studio Voltaire and Nicoletti Contemporary.
If your work needs fine detail and a smooth, considered surface, resin printing is usually the answer. We'll talk the piece through with you, choose the right resin together, and finish every print by hand so it arrives ready for paint, casting or the plinth. Whatever you're making, we'd love to help you make it.
Detail that holds up close
We keep the fine detail your work depends on, right down to jewellery scale.
Finished, not just printed
We wash, cure, sand and prime every print by hand, so it's ready to show.
The right resin, together
Standard, tough or castable. We'll help you pick the one that suits the piece.
Made to your deadline
We plan around your show or install date, so it's ready when you are.
Materials
UV resin (standard, tough, castable)
When SLA is the right call
Fine surface detail, crisp edges and smooth curves. If your piece has texture, lettering, filigree or organic form that has to read at close range, SLA holds it where FDM would show layer lines.
Finished, not just printed
A raw print is the halfway point. We wash, cure, support-remove, sand and prime by hand so what you collect is ready for paint, plating, casting or exhibition. The finishing is where craft lives.
Part of the bigger piece
SLA parts often sit inside a larger fabrication: a printed master for casting, a detailed component in a mixed-material installation, a pattern for moulding. We plan the print around where it is really going.
SLA is a lovely fit if you're a sculptor, jeweller, model-maker or designer making something where the detail matters, and it's heading for a show, a collection or a commission.
From first message to finished piece
01
Conversation
We talk through the piece, the detail and the deadline.
02
Proposal
The approach, cost and timeline, set out clearly.
03
Make
Built and finished by hand in the studio.
04
Deliver
Ready for the next stage, on time.
Good to know
What is the difference between SLA and FDM?
SLA cures liquid resin with a laser for smooth, high-detail results, ideal for fine art and jewellery. FDM builds parts from melted filament and suits larger, structural pieces. We often use both on one project.
Can SLA prints be used for casting?
Yes. Castable resins burn out cleanly for lost-wax casting, and standard resin masters can be moulded for reproduction. We advise on the right route for your material and finish.
How large can an SLA print be?
Individual SLA parts are modest in size for detail's sake, but we split and seamlessly join larger forms, or combine SLA detail with FDM structure for scale.