An engineer in a navy workshop jacket holds a small grey 3D-printed bracket up to the light, behind a workbench with more printed parts, calipers, a laptop and a desktop 3D printer.

fabot

belgian workshop

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read the samplethe review is free

fabot is the only belgian workshop that reviews your part like an engineer within minutes, then designs and makes it.

for r&d and product engineers, r&d managers and lab managers at industrial companies, tech firms and university labs in belgium, the netherlands, luxembourg, northern france and western germany.

drop a 3D file, or a sketch and a description. say what the part is for, how many you need and by when. a first written review is in your hands within minutes.

application

housing for an outdoor sensor

quantity

12 pieces

deadline

10 working days

part review

sample

suggested process

FFF for the body

MSLA for the lid

design risks

thin wall at the snap hook

overhang under the cable gland

material candidates

LUVOCOM 3F

a LOCTITE resin for the lid

indicative price range

a low and a high figure for 12 pieces

moved by print time and material

sample review for a sample part. the part, the figures and the notes are made up to show the layout.

from file to review

one, drop the file. a 3D file is best. no file yet? a sketch and a description will do.

two, say what the part is for: the application, the quantity and the deadline.

three, read the first written review: a suggested process (SLS, FFF or MSLA), material candidates such as LUVOCOM 3F or LOCTITE resins, the design risks and an indicative price range. then fabot designs and makes it.

Three people in yellow, blue and red coveralls and clear safety glasses stand against a grey backdrop. One holds a grey printed bracket, one a small machine fixture, one a colourful printed scale model.

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a part, a machine or a mockup

fabot works in three lines: technical 3D-printed parts, special-purpose machines and tooling, and models and marketing objects.

whichever line your project falls in, it starts the same way. an engineer reads your part first, then fabot designs it and makes it.

the website and the part review are free

reading a first review costs nothing, and nothing is billed through this site.

projects are quoted by the fabot team

fabot earns money as today: invoiced projects in three lines, technical 3D-printed parts, special-purpose machines and tooling, and models and marketing objects. they are billed outside the platform.

On a black studio backdrop and a glossy white floor, a light-grey ribbed bracket printed in SLS stands beside a smaller black FFF-printed housing with round holes and screw bosses.

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