Infillery · The workbench

Supplies for your next print.

Find printers, filament and the small tools that take a design from your screen to a finished print. Start with what you already own, then check compatibility before adding to your workbench.

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FDM 3D printers

Compare build volume, nozzle options and slicer support. For multicolour designs, check whether the printer supports a compatible multi-material system.

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PLA filament

A starting point for decorative prints, keyrings and prototypes. Check your printer’s filament diameter and the spool dimensions before buying.

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PETG filament

Compare PETG options for projects that call for it. Check the material’s printing temperatures against your printer and follow the manufacturer’s drying guidance.

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Measuring tools

Calipers help check printed dimensions, attachment holes and the fit of bought-in parts. Compare measuring range and stated accuracy.

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Print finishing tools

Browse cutters, small files and deburring tools for cleaning up prints. Choose tools appropriate to the material and follow their safety instructions.

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Keyring hardware

Compare split rings, jump rings and chains for personalised keyrings. Measure the hardware against your design’s attachment hole and test the assembled fit.

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Already have your supplies?

Use your existing printer and compatible filament. Infillery creates the design file; your slicer prepares it for your printer. Check the sliced layers and make a test print before producing a batch.

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