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Same-day · in-personUpload any STL, OBJ, 3MF or STEP and I'll print it exactly to spec — your choice of material, infill density, layer height, and post-processing finish.
Most popularFunctional-grade prints for testing, R&D, and product development. I understand tolerances, wall thickness, and mechanical requirements — ME student background.
Engineering gradeBroken clip, missing bracket, snapped knob? Send a photo — I'll model and print an exact replacement, usually faster and cheaper than buying new.
Send a photoWhether you need a quick bracket, a housing for your electronics, or a full mechanical assembly — I can have it printed and in your hands the same day. And unlike a print farm, I can actually advise you on whether your design will work before we waste time and filament on a failed print.
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Meet near campus — TMU, U of T, York or Ryerson. No shipping, no wait. Cash or e-Transfer on delivery is fine.
ME student at TMU. I can review your design for printability, tolerances, and material selection — small fee, real value before a presentation.
I flag overhangs, thin walls, and tolerance issues before printing — so you don't waste your deadline on a failed part.
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I review your file for printability and flag any issues — usually within the hour.
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General-purpose prints, models, and capstone housings. Great surface finish, fastest to print.
Durable, water-resistant, tougher than PLA. Functional mechanical parts under load.
Flexible and rubber-like. Grips, gaskets, seals, and vibration dampeners.
Heat and impact resistant. Enclosures near motors or electronics that generate heat.
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Nordaxis contributes 3D printed parts to MakeGood INC — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that builds free custom assistive devices for children with disabilities worldwide. Their open-source Toddler Mobility Trainer gives toddlers who can't access traditional wheelchairs the ability to move independently for the first time.
Every order placed with Nordaxis helps keep the printers running for this too. If you want to support the cause directly, donations go straight to MakeGood's campaign.
MakeGood's flagship device — a fully 3D printed mobility cart for toddlers aged 1–4 who can't yet access traditional wheelchairs. Completely free to recipients worldwide.
All MakeGood designs are open-source. Nordaxis downloads and prints these parts locally in Toronto, contributing to the global network of volunteer makers.
Clicking donate takes you to MakeGood's official SupportNow campaign. Nordaxis does not handle donations — 100% goes straight to the organisation.
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Upload your file nowNordaxis contributes 3D printed parts to MakeGood INC — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit building free custom assistive devices for children with disabilities worldwide.
MakeGood INC is a New Orleans-based nonprofit using 3D printing to create free, custom assistive devices for people with disabilities worldwide. Their approach is simple — use open-source designs, a distributed network of volunteer makers, and the precision of FDM printing to deliver devices that would otherwise cost thousands of dollars, completely free to families who need them.
Their flagship product is the Toddler Mobility Trainer — a 3D printed mobility cart designed specifically for toddlers aged 1–4 who have limited or no lower body mobility. Traditional power wheelchairs don't exist for this age group. MakeGood fills that gap.
As a Toronto-based 3D printing operation, Nordaxis is positioned to contribute directly. The designs are open-source — we download, print, and donate parts locally, reducing shipping costs and getting devices to families faster.
makegood.designMakeGood's SupportNow campaign funds the filament, hardware, and materials needed to build each Toddler Mobility Trainer. Every dollar goes directly toward getting a device into the hands of a child who needs it.
Clicking below takes you to MakeGood's official campaign page. Nordaxis does not collect or handle any donations.
Donate via SupportNow →If you have a 3D printer and want to contribute parts directly, MakeGood's designs are all open-source and freely available on their website. Anyone can join the global maker network.
Get the designs at makegood.design →Order a print from Nordaxis, or donate directly to MakeGood — either way you're keeping the printers running.