03/09/2026
Having 3D printing in-house has become a really useful part of how we develop custom rigging components.
We can print sacrificial prototypes to proof a design and check fit and functionality before committing to the final component, as well as producing items such as custom washers immediately rather than waiting for outsourced manufacture. It means we can make adjustments quickly, reduce material waste and, importantly, identify potential fitment issues before they reach final production.
For custom work, being able to go from design to a physical part in-house makes a big difference to turnaround and accuracy.