Products for booths and displays.
Scan a product to make an oversized replica or a display copy for a convention booth or launch. Book it well before the show date.
PrintAWorld 3D scans objects and parts for Las Vegas and Nevada businesses: products for shows, décor pieces, and replacement parts. We scan objects, not buildings. Send photos and we reply with a quote. You get an STL or OBJ mesh, STEP / editable CAD from the scan, or a 3D printed copy. Scanning starts at $250 and takes 1–2 weeks after the object arrives.

For 3D printing, archiving, renders, or your own modeling.
What you receiveFor changing a part or machining it. We rebuild it in CAD from the scan; about $150–$300 more for simple parts.
STL or STEP?One copy or a run, same size or scaled. Printing from about $30.
How copies workIn Las Vegas, “3D scanning” often means scanning a building. We do the other kind: objects and parts. These are the jobs it suits.
Scan a product to make an oversized replica or a display copy for a convention booth or launch. Book it well before the show date.
Copy a damaged ornament, sculpture, or decorative fixture so it can be remade to match the rest of the room.
Scan the original, rebuild it as STEP for a tight fit, and print or machine a new one.
A 3D scanner measures the visible surface of a real object and turns it into a digital mesh. That file can be archived, rendered, used as a reference for new CAD, or prepared for 3D printing.
We scan objects, sculptures, products, and parts. You tell us what the file is for, and we quote the scan and anything that comes after it.
The artist hand-cut a small foam model. We scanned it, cleaned and refined the model with the artist, then scaled it up and produced the full-size chair with a metal finish and rosewood legs.




Small parts work too. Threads and fine edges are checked before quoting.

A carbon fiber panel beside its scan. Parts like this often arrive with no CAD at all.

An artist’s designer toy, printed large from its 3D model next to the small original.

A toy dinosaur and its scan. Scales and skin texture carry into the mesh.

The glove surface captured as reference geometry for a sculpted reproduction.

Shoes captured as meshes for further digital work.
Classic-car trim, clips, bezels, appliance and equipment parts. We scan the original so it can be remade or changed.
Clay, wood, resin, and mixed-media pieces, to archive, enlarge, cast, or copy.
Scan a product to design a case, mount, or foam insert that fits it, or to make renders.
Limits: We don’t scan very small objects, rings, or gemstones, and we don’t scan weapons or weapon parts. Clear, mirror-like, very dark, fuzzy, flexible, or moving subjects are hard to scan, and hidden or internal geometry can’t be captured. We don’t offer certified dimensional inspection or metrology.
Not on its own. A scanner records the surface as a polygon mesh, an STL or OBJ. That’s right for renders, archiving, sculpting, and most printed copies.
If you need to change dimensions, add features, or manufacture the part, we rebuild it as editable CAD using the scan as a reference. For simple parts that adds about $150–$300. Tell us the features and fits that matter before we quote.
Explore 3D modelingThe visible surface as an STL or OBJ, aligned and lightly cleaned. Enough for archiving, renders, or your own 3D work.
Holes closed, noise smoothed, and symmetry fixed where agreed. Good for sculpting, presentation, or checking a print.
A clean model rebuilt from the scan, for changes and manufacturing. Tell us the features and fits that matter.
Per project, for the scan and an STL or OBJ mesh.
For planning only. Size, shape, surface, access, cleanup, and the files you need set the final price.
Want the details? How much 3D scanning services cost walks through what changes the price.
Send photos and we’ll reply with a price. No payment to ask.
Yes. Scanning and printing in one studio means one quote, one handoff, and one team responsible for the result.
We capture the visible surface as an STL or OBJ mesh. Scanning starts at $250. Tell us the final size you want if it’s not the same as the original.
Holes are closed, thin walls thickened, and the model scaled or split for the printer. Heavier changes are quoted as 3D modeling, from $250.
One copy or a run. We print in resin or another fitting material, then sand, paint, or plate if you want. 3D printing runs from about $30 to thousands of dollars, depending on size and finish.

For objects and parts, yes: “3D laser scanning” is what many people call the scan we do, and the result is the same STL or OBJ mesh. For buildings and sites, no. Here’s the line.
Send photos and details first, and wait for our reply before sending anything. The quote confirms how the object reaches us and comes back, what you get, and the date. We scan it, clean the mesh, and deliver the files, the STEP rebuild, or the printed copy.
All 3D scanning services3D scanning starts at $250 per project. Mesh cleanup is about $150, and STEP / editable CAD rebuilt from the scan adds about $150–$300 for simple parts. A 3D printed copy starts at about $30.
For objects and parts, yes: “3D laser scanning” is what many people call the scan we do, and you get the same STL or OBJ mesh. For buildings, floor plans, point clouds, or scan to BIM and Revit, you need an architectural laser scanning firm instead. We don’t do that work.
Yes. A scan gives a mesh; we rebuild it as editable STEP from the scan. For simple parts that’s about $150–$300 on top of the scan. Tell us the holes, threads, and edges that must fit.
Yes. We can scan the product and 3D print a copy at the same size or scaled up for a booth or display. Start early: scanning is 1–2 weeks after the object arrives, before printing and finishing.
Yes, if you have an undamaged one to scan. We scan it, repair the mesh, and 3D print the copy, then sand, paint, or plate it to match. Send photos of both pieces.
No. We scan the object for you and deliver the files. If you’d rather scan it yourself, look for a scanner rental service.
Scanning takes 1–2 weeks after the object arrives. CAD or a printed copy add their own time. Rush requests are looked at case by case.
Photos from a few angles with a ruler or coin for scale, the longest size, what you need (STL, STEP, or a printed copy), features that must fit, and your show or install date if there is one.
Yes. We scan the object, prepare the mesh for printing, and print and finish the copy, at the same size or scaled. A raw scan is not automatically print-ready: it may need hole repair, thicker walls, or splitting into parts, and that preparation is quoted with the print. Scanning starts at $250.
Yes. We scan the original, rebuild it as CAD where it has to fit, and 3D print or produce the new part. Send photos with a ruler and mark the features that must fit, like threads or mounting holes.
STL is a mesh: right for 3D printing, archiving, and renders. STEP is editable CAD: right if you need to change the part or machine it. A scan produces a mesh, so a STEP file is rebuilt from it and costs more.
Not on its own. A scanner produces a polygon mesh (STL or OBJ). An editable CAD model is rebuilt by hand using the scan as reference, which we quote as 3D modeling.
STL and OBJ meshes are standard. The quote lists the format, scale, resolution, and how much cleanup is included.
It depends on the object’s size, surface, and shape, and on what the file is for. If a part has to fit, tell us which features matter; parts that must fit are usually rebuilt as STEP. We don’t offer certified dimensional inspection or metrology.
We don’t scan very small objects, rings, or gemstones, and we don’t scan weapons or weapon parts. Clear, mirror-like, very dark, fuzzy, flexible, or moving subjects are hard to scan, and hidden or internal geometry can’t be captured. We don’t offer certified dimensional inspection or metrology.
You don’t need to know scanner settings. Send photos and tell us what the file is for. We’ll reply with a price and next steps.
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