Canadian Thanksgiving and the Spirit of Local Manufacturing in Quebec
Canadian Thanksgiving is a harvest celebration, but it is also a natural moment to reflect on what we are building — not just growing —…
Insights from our print farm, design process, decentralized manufacturing philosophy, and strategies for 3D print entrepreneurs.
Canadian Thanksgiving is a harvest celebration, but it is also a natural moment to reflect on what we are building — not just growing —…
A 3D print fresh off the build plate is a finished product in the same way that a canvas with a charcoal sketch is a…
Canadian Thanksgiving falls in mid-October, well ahead of the American holiday, and that early timing presents both an opportunity and a challenge for hosts who…
Glow-in-the-dark 3D prints occupy a unique position in the collectibles world. They are decorative objects by day and luminous display pieces by night. The dual-personality…
Pricing is the most consequential business decision a 3D print seller makes, and it is the one most frequently gotten wrong. Underprice your products and…
Sustainability in manufacturing is often more marketing than substance. Companies slap green labels on products and call it progress. We take a different approach at…
The collectibles market has witnessed few shifts as decisive as the rise of articulated 3D printed figurines. What began as a niche engineering curiosity —…
Starting a 3D print farm in Canada offers unique advantages that entrepreneurs in other countries cannot access. From abundant renewable energy to a growing domestic…
Halloween occupies a unique position in the collector’s calendar. No other holiday demands such specific, detailed, and atmospheric decorative pieces. The combination of spooky aesthetics,…
Halloween is one of the biggest production events on the 3DCentral calendar. Every October, our 200+ printer facility in Laval, Quebec shifts a significant portion…