How can we help?

With a strong background in engineering we are able to provide custom solutions to custom needs.

We specialize in 3D printing with glass, providing cutting-edge machines for sale and offering bespoke print services upon request. While we do not currently operate a public print service, we invite you to share your project ideas with us. Our team is dedicated to exploring custom solutions tailored to your needs

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We are able to print in a variety of colours from a variety of materials. As we produce the filament and print from a digital design there are heaps of options. 

We work closely with many Universities and research projects to push the limits of what is possible with glass. 

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We have helped many companies investigate various topics including optics, sensors and even environment conservation. Have a unique research project? We'd love to hear about it!

We have a great network of designers so are able to produce custom toolpaths to create all sorts of amazing pieces. 

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The part shown is a scaled model of the Qaammat Pavilion designed by architect Konstantin Arkitekter. The toolpath was designed by architect and design Nitsan Bartov to create the special formed textured surface. Click here to learn more.

Yes, education is a HUGE part of what we do. Through events and engagement with education institutes we are able to teach our methods and learn together with those in the glass world. 

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We love meeting and teaching those about our digital glass fabrication methods. 

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If you are a University or glass studio (or just passionate about glass) we would love to hear from you!

We are proud to share ‘SciGlass Sage’, a glass property predictor and generator tool, using AI machine learning.

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Enter the chemical makeup of a glass to predict its properties. Alternatively, you can generate a chemical composition based off your desired properties.

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Credit: Manuwai Korber for the fantastic work in collating the data and programming the software. Click here to access this amazing tool.

We are able to manipulate many types of glass. Most commonly soda lime from glass blowing waste is used, however we can use bottled glass, optical grade glass, and even more exotic glasses such as boro-silicate and non silicon based glasses. 

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If you have a glass you'd like to turn into glass rods we can help!