3D print shop in Queens & Brooklyn, New York

3D Printing Service in NYC

PrintAWorld is a 3D print shop with studios in Glendale, Queens and Brooklyn, New York, known for architectural and scale models as well as prototypes, props and production runs. Send an STL, OBJ or STEP file, or a sketch or photo, and we print it in-house on our resin, FDM and metal printers and finish it if you need. From one print to a production run, with no setup fee: projects start around $30. Many jobs print next day; pick up by appointment, get it by courier in NYC, or we ship to all 50 states.

A 3D printed burger sculpture with a gold metal-plated finish
From the studioGold-plated burger sculpture

Brands we’ve worked with

  • Google
  • Amazon
  • Tiffany & Co.
  • adidas
  • Blizzard Entertainment
  • Dunkin’
  • David Yurman
  • Sam’s Club
  • iHeartRadio
  • NBC Universo
  • Continental
  • Steve Aoki
  • Billionaire Boys Club
  • GRIT BXNG
3D printing near you

What does our NYC 3D print shop do?

We print prototypes, display pieces, props and production runs for New York businesses, brands and agencies. Our studios in Glendale, Queens and Brooklyn run an FDM print farm and resin, large-format and stainless-steel 3D printers, and we pick the one that suits your part.

Architectural and scale models are a specialty: building, site and interior models for presentations, competitions and displays. See architectural 3D printing.

There’s no counter to queue at. You send the file, a person checks it and quotes the print and any finishing, and you pick it up by appointment, get it by courier in NYC, or have it shipped. Printing a one-off for fun? A hobbyist or a print marketplace will usually cost you less, and that’s fine by us.

Selected work

3D printing projects from our New York studios.

01 / THE WORK
3D printing services
02 / THE SERVICE
Materials

Which 3D printing materials do we print in New York?

03 / THE MATERIAL
M1

Standard resin

High detail and a smooth surface for figurines, models and display pieces.

M2

Somos resin

An industrial resin with fine detail and a clean finish. A good choice for presentation prototypes.

M3

Somos WaterClear resin

Clear, colorless parts that look like acrylic: lenses, light covers and see-through models.

M4

ABS

A strong, tough plastic for mechanical prototypes and parts that get handled.

M5

Nylon PA12

Strong and slightly flexible, for functional parts, clips and living hinges.

M6

Stainless steel

Solid metal parts by selective laser melting, in a 250 × 250 × 300 mm build area.

Not sure? Tell us what the part is for, how it’s handled and where it lives, and we’ll suggest a material. Need something not listed? Ask in your quote.

No 3D file?

Can you 3D print from a sketch or a photo?

Yes. A printer needs a 3D model, so we make one first. Send a sketch, photos from a few angles or measurements, and we model it, send it for your approval, then print it.

3D modeling starts at $250. To copy a real object, 3D scanning starts at $250.

From file to part

How 3D printing in NYC works with us

04 / THE PROCESS
No printer? No problem

Where can you get something 3D printed in NYC?

O1

A library, college or makerspace

Some New York libraries, schools and makerspaces have 3D printers for members or students. Cheapest for small, simple parts; you usually prepare the file and run the print yourself.

O2

An instant-quote website

Upload a print-ready file and get a price automatically, then wait for shipping. Good for standard engineering parts; file repair and painting usually aren’t included.

O3

A 3D print shop in NYC, like ours

A person checks your file, helps pick the material, and can model, finish, paint or plate the part. Best for business, brand and production work; pick it up in Queens or Brooklyn, get it by courier, or have it shipped.

Budgeting your print

How much does 3D printing cost in NYC?

05 / THE PRICE
3D printing starts around$30

For a simple print from a file that’s ready to print.

What a project can include

Simple print from your fileFrom about $30
3D modeling, if there’s no fileFrom $250
3D scanning, to copy an objectFrom $250
Sanding, painting, platingQuoted per project
Large-format buildsQuoted per project
Setup feeNone
Shipping, next-day availableQuoted to your ZIP

For planning only. Size, material, machine time, quantity and finishing set the final price. A print-ready STL or OBJ avoids modeling fees, and standard lead times avoid rush pricing.

Want the details? How much 3D printing costs compares printing at home with online services and studios.

Get my 3D printing quote

Send your file and we’ll reply with a price. No payment to ask.

From client emails

What New York 3D printing clients wrote to us.

Our clients rarely leave online reviews, so these are from the emails they sent us after their projects, quoted as written.

  • “Working against very tight deadlines you absolutely excelled & the bottles you produced were amazing. … Our Client was so impressed with the results that they’re shipping one of the bottles back to the UK to have pride of place in the Reception of their main office!!”

    Adrian C.-R.Event agency, UK · Large replica bottles
  • “Beautiful Work! Thank you Vince and Team! You have a client for life!”

    Shirley R.Creative agency · Oversized sculpted prop
  • “Your work and quotes continue to blow away the competition and I want to work with you.”

    CarolynProduct founder · 3D-printed prototypes
Pickup & shipping

3D printing near you: our Queens and Brooklyn studios

Wherever you are in the five boroughs, pick up by appointment at the studio named in your quote, or have the print shipped. Visits are by appointment only, so send your file first and confirm a time before you come.

Glendale Studio

74-12 88th Street, Glendale, NY 11385

Brooklyn Studio

616 Berriman Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

Before you order

What do New Yorkers ask about 3D printing?

Where can I get something 3D printed in NYC?

You can use a library or makerspace printer, an instant-quote website, or a 3D print shop. PrintAWorld is a 3D printing studio in Glendale, Queens and Brooklyn: send your file or photos, get a written quote, then pick up by appointment, get it by courier in NYC, or have it shipped. There’s no setup fee, and prints start around $30. For a cheap hobby print, a library, hobbyist or marketplace will usually cost less.

Is there a 3D print shop near me in New York?

PrintAWorld has two studios: 74-12 88th Street in Glendale, Queens and 616 Berriman Street in Brooklyn. Visits and pickups are by appointment, so send your file first; your quote names the studio and you confirm a time before you come.

How much does 3D printing cost in NYC?

At PrintAWorld, 3D printing starts around $30 for a simple print from your file and goes up to thousands of dollars for large or finished pieces. Size, material, machine time, quantity and finishing set the price. 3D modeling starts at $250 if you don’t have a file.

Can I order just one 3D print?

Yes. There’s no minimum order and no setup fee for 3D printing: one prototype is fine, and so is a large production order on our in-house FDM print farm. Small jobs start around $30, and we quote runs per piece.

Who is PrintAWorld’s 3D printing for?

Businesses, brands, agencies and creative or production teams: prototypes, display pieces, props, events and production runs. Because we’re a professional studio, we cost more than a hobbyist. For a one-off hobby print, or parts you plan to resell, a print marketplace or a local hobbyist will usually be cheaper, and we’re happy to point you that way.

Do you 3D print architectural models in NYC?

Yes, it’s one of our strengths. We print building, site and interior models at scale for presentations, competitions and displays, in fine-detail resin or on our FDM printers, and large models in sections. Send an STL, OBJ or 3DM export with the scale you need; price and schedule are quoted per project, and finished models can go to your office by courier.

Can I pick up my 3D print in NYC?

Yes, by appointment at the studio named in your quote, in Glendale, Queens or in Brooklyn. If you’d rather not travel, we can send it across New York by courier, or ship it to any of the 50 states.

How fast can you 3D print in NYC?

Many jobs can be printed next day, and in New York we can deliver them by courier. Same-day isn’t standard. Your written quote confirms the date, based on the file, size, material, quantity and finishing. Large-format builds usually take 1–2 weeks, and bigger, complex projects can take 1–2 months.

What files do I need for 3D printing?

Send an STL, OBJ, STEP, STP or 3DM file when you have one. Other formats and file repairs are reviewed with your quote. If the file is too big to attach, send a download link.

Can you 3D print something without a 3D model?

Yes. We can model it from a sketch, photos or measurements. 3D modeling starts at $250, and you approve the model before we print. To copy a real object, we can 3D scan it instead; scanning starts at $250.

Can you 3D print large objects in New York?

Yes. We print large sculptures, props and models in sections and assemble them; finished projects have reached 6 feet and more. Large production orders run on our in-house FDM print farm.

Do you ship 3D prints outside New York?

Yes, to all 50 states, and next-day shipping is available once your print is ready. Shipping is quoted to your ZIP code with the print.

Let’s print your part

Send us your file.
We’ll send a price.

You don’t need to know printer settings. Send the file or photos and tell us what it’s for. We’ll reply with a price and next steps.

Get my 3D printing quote

What to send

  • Your 3D file (STL, OBJ, STEP, STP or 3DM), or photos and a sketch
  • Finished size, or the scale to print at
  • How many you need
  • Material or finish, if you know it
  • What the part is for
  • Your delivery ZIP code and deadline

Service details reviewed by PrintAWorld ·

PRINTAWORLD / 3D PRINTING QUOTE

01 / STARTING POINT

Your starting point

A person reviews every request and replies with a price; no payment to ask. Prefer email? contact@prtwd.com

Call the studio

  • Mon–Fri 10am–6pm
  • Sat–Sun 12pm–6pm

New York time. No walk-ins: visits and pickups by appointment.