About
We make physical
things from
digital ones.
Minimade is a small 3D printing studio. Most of what we make does not exist until someone asks for it — a house someone grew up in, a character a child invented, a company's mark sitting on a reception desk.
We model it, print it, finish it by hand and send it to you. Orders and questions run through WhatsApp, which keeps things quick and means you can send a photograph mid-conversation instead of filling in a form.
How an order works
Idea
A photo, a sketch, or a sentence.
Design
Modelled and refined with you.
Create
Printed layer by layer.
Object
Finished, packed, delivered.
Questions
Before you order
- Can you make something that is not on the website?
- Yes — most of what we make is custom. Send a photograph, a sketch or even a description over WhatsApp and we will tell you whether it can be made, what it will cost and how long it will take.
- What do you need from me to start?
- Reference images, mostly. For a house or a building, photographs from two or three angles. For a person or a character, a clear front view helps. For a logo, whatever file you have — a screenshot works if that is all there is.
- What materials do you print in?
- Mostly PLA+ and resin. Resin is used where fine detail matters, such as figures and small models; PLA+ for larger and more robust pieces. Everything is finished by hand, and can be supplied painted or unpainted.
- How long does an order take?
- It depends on the piece. Small items like keychains are usually a few days; detailed models and custom commissions take longer because the model has to be built first. We confirm a timeline before starting.
- Do you take corporate or bulk orders?
- Yes. Company logos, branded desk pieces and event gifting can be produced in quantity. Send the quantity and the deadline and we will come back with a quote.
- How do I pay?
- Payment and delivery are arranged in the WhatsApp conversation once the order is confirmed. There is no checkout on the site and no account to create.
Still have a question?
Ask directly — we would rather talk it through than have you guess.