3D printing to order for businesses | Norrgården

3D printing to order for businesses | Norrgården

Do you have a part that can no longer be bought? An idea that needs to be physical before it can be tested? Or a workshop solution nobody manufactures, because only you need it?

In our workshop in Fivelstad outside Motala the 3D printer runs side by side with the laser. We make parts to order – from a single one-off to smaller series. Send us a finished file, a sketch, a measurement or the broken part you want copied, and we take care of the rest.

What we do

Spare parts & custom details

The part that broke, is discontinued or has a three-month lead time. If you still have the original – or just the measurements – we draw it up and print a new one.

Prototypes & test pieces

Before you order tooling or place a larger order it is cheap to hold the idea in your hand. We print test pieces so you can check fit and function, and adjust until it works.

Fixtures, jigs & templates

Jigs, templates, protective details and holders for measuring tools. The things nobody sells ready-made, because they only fit your production.

Stands, holders & display

Stands for signs and plaques, drawer inserts, retail and trade-show displays – made to the exact dimensions you have.

Trade-show & branded details

Details for your stand, ideally combined with laser-engraved text or a logo in wood, slate, metal or leather.

We do the CAD for you

You don't need a CAD file to order. Send a hand-drawn sketch with measurements, a physical part to be copied, or simply a description of what the part needs to do.

Materials & capacity

PLAPrototypes, models and indoor parts where stiffness and a clean surface matter
PETGWear parts and details that take a bit more – tough and durable, fine in damp environments
ASAOutdoor use – UV and weather resistant, does not go brittle or pale in the sun
TPUSoft, flexible parts: gaskets, dampers, protective corners and grips
Fibre reinforcedStiff parts where dimensional stability matters more than looks
Max size256 × 256 × 256 mm per part – larger designs are split and joined
File formatsSTL, STEP, 3MF and OBJ – or a sketch, measurements and a physical part
Lead timeQuote usually within one business day, production normally 3–10 business days
Minimum orderSingle items are fine

On heat resistance: we don't promise what we haven't tested. If the part will sit near a heat source, in an engine bay or in a car parked in the sun – get in touch and we'll make a test piece and try it in your environment before running a series.

3D-printed batch jig for the xTool F2 – designed and made by Norrgården

How it works

Step 1

Quote

Send a file, a sketch, measurements or a photo of the part. You get pricing and material suggestions, usually within one business day.

Step 2

Drawing & test piece

We draw the part and send an image for approval. If needed we print a sample so you can check the fit yourself.

Step 3

Production

We manufacture in our workshop in Fivelstad. Normal lead time is 3–10 business days depending on size and quantity.

Step 4

Delivery

Shipped to you or collected here. If the part needs engraved text or a logo we add it before it ships.

Examples from the workshop

3D-printed jig holding grills in place during laser engraving at Grillkung

A jig for on-site engraving at Grillkung

When we engraved grills on site at Grillkung we designed and printed our own jig that held every grill in exactly the right position. The result: identical placement on every unit, and a job that could be run at pace without re-measuring.

The back of an engraved slate plaque resting in a 3D-printed stand from Norrgården

A stand for slate plaques

Our engraved slate plaques needed a stable stand that takes the weight and holds the plaque at the right angle. We designed and printed it ourselves – a clear example of how printed parts and engraving complement each other.

Better together with engraving

The most useful results often come when the two techniques meet: a 3D-printed holder with an engraved wooden detail, a trade-show stand with the logo engraved in slate, a prototype where the name plate is laser-cut rather than printed.

We already provide laser engraving, signage and branded products for businesses. Read more on our page about engraving and branded products for businesses – or simply tell us what you want to achieve and we'll suggest how to get there.

FAQ

What does a 3D-printed part cost?

It depends on size, material, quantity and how much design work is needed. Send your file or idea and we'll come back with a quote, usually within one business day.

What file formats do you accept?

STL, STEP, 3MF and OBJ. No file? A sketch, measurements or the physical part works just as well.

How large a part can you print?

Up to 256 × 256 × 256 mm in one piece. Larger designs are split and joined.

Can the parts be used outdoors?

Yes, in ASA – it is UV and weather resistant and keeps its colour and strength outdoors year round. PLA we recommend for indoor use only.

Can you print small series?

Yes, from a single item to smaller series. If you need hundreds of parts we'll look together at whether 3D printing is the right method or whether something else is better and cheaper.

Who owns the drawing?

Your design is yours. Drawings and files we create for you are yours to use freely – we don't resell them.

Can you engrave what you print?

We're happy to combine printed parts with engraved wood, slate, metal or leather. Direct engraving in plastic we assess case by case.

Tell us what you need

Send a file, a sketch or simply a description of what the part needs to do – we'll reply with suggestions and pricing.

Request a quote