3D Printing in Madrid — Dimension3D Local Service

Dimension3D already has a page for customers who want prints shipped from Barcelona to Madrid. That is a different service. Here, Antonio produces your parts on-site in Madrid. Nothing travels 600 km, no interprovincial lead time, no dependency on another city's queue.

Antonio works with a Creality K1, a machine recognised for its speed and reliability across a wide range of FDM materials. PLA, PETG, ABS/ASA, Nylon and TPU are all available, selected on a per-project basis according to what the part actually needs to do — not what happens to be loaded. The same material-selection rigour Dimension3D applies in Barcelona applies here.

Antonio runs a metal fabrication company alongside the 3D printing service. That makes the Madrid location genuinely unique within Dimension3D: if your project calls for a metal part — a structural bracket, a precision fitting, something where polymer won't hold up — you can discuss it in the same WhatsApp conversation and Antonio will handle it.

This combination of FDM 3D printing and metal fabrication capacity is not something the Barcelona studio currently offers. For projects that mix plastic and metal components — a housing that needs a steel insert, a bracket assembly with both materials — the Madrid location can cover the full scope with one point of contact. No need to manage two separate suppliers.

The same Dimension3D promise applies in Madrid. Send your file (STL, STEP, OBJ, 3MF) or a clear photo of the part via WhatsApp, describe what it needs to do and in what environment, and Antonio replies with a transparent quote, the right material recommendation, and a realistic timeline — in under one hour during business hours.

No subscription, no minimum order, no surprise fees. You pay for the part you approve, nothing more.

1. Tap the WhatsApp button on this page — it connects directly to the Madrid number, not the Barcelona studio. 2. Send your file or photo along with a brief description of what the part needs to do. 3. Antonio reviews the geometry, flags any issues, recommends the right material and sends the price. 4. You approve — Antonio prints, inspects and arranges handoff or delivery in Madrid.

If you're unsure whether a part is printable, whether plastic or metal is the right call, or whether FDM tolerances will meet your requirement, that conversation happens in step 3. Antonio handles each order personally from the first message.