Commissions open · Pennsylvania

Built layer by layer. Finished by hand.

Custom 3D printed props for cosplayers and collectors. Lightsaber hilts, blasters, armour, busts and the prop you’ve wanted since you were ten. Screen accurate detail without the luxury price tag.

Commissions from $100 · Ships worldwide

Print bay 01Heating
Layer
0000 / 1240
Nozzle
215°C
Bed
60°C
Stage
Toolpath

Years at the bench

6+

Started on an Ender 3. Never stopped.

Five star reviews

450+

Rated by real customers on Etsy.

Commissions from

$100

Raw print or fully painted. Your call.

Shipping

Global

Tracked and insured on every order.

How a prop gets made

Printing is the easy bit. The finish is where the hours go.

01

Print

Every piece starts as a print. Fine layers and slow speeds so the detail survives the trip from file to plastic.

PLA and resin
02

Prep

Sanding, filling and priming until the layer lines vanish. Nobody posts the prep photos. It still matters most.

The boring bit
03

Paint

Base coats, metallics and detail work, all by hand. A painted hilt alone takes hours at the bench.

Hours, not minutes
04

Weather

Grime, scuffs and wear in the right places. Weathering makes a prop look like it survived the shoot.

Lived in

Painting it yourself? Plenty of pieces come as a raw print too. Just ask when you order.

Straight from Etsy

450+★★★★★
Five star reviews and counting

Read them on Etsy →
“This is the 3rd saber hilt I have ordered and with each one I am more and more impressed with the quality… I don’t know how he does it but the craftsmanship gets better and better.”
Darren Etsy customer · Third hilt
★★★★★
“Amazing have placed a few orders now 5 stars recommended”
Adam Etsy customer
★★★★★
“Item looks great. Cant wait to use this one day for a mandalorian cosplay.”
James Etsy customer

Commissions open

Got a prop in mind?

Send me the reference, the size and the finish you’re after. I’ll tell you straight whether I can build it, what it costs and how long it takes.

From the bench

Builds in progress.

Half finished props, paint tests and the occasional upside down trap mount. It all lands on Instagram first.

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