3D printing in Slave Lake
Boat and fishing parts, fish-finder mounts, birding and camera adapters for Slave Lake and the shores of Lesser Slave Lake — printed in Edmonton and shipped north by Canada Post.
Turnaround and shipping to Slave Lake
- Printed
- Within 1–3 business days of approving your quote
- Shipped
- Canada Post Expedited, tracked — 2–4 business days to Slave Lake
- At your door
- Typically 3–7 business days from approval
- In a hurry
- Xpresspost — 2 business days
- Most jobs
- $17–$70, shipping quoted up front
Out on Lesser Slave Lake
Lesser Slave Lake is one of the largest lakes in Alberta and is known for its walleye, so a lot of what Slave Lake boaters need is small and specific: a rod holder that clamps to your gunwale, a transducer or fish-finder mount, a replacement hatch latch or a cover for battery terminals. Tell us the boat and the gear and we’ll design around them.
ASA handles a full summer of sun and spray without going brittle, and TPU makes good bumpers and grips.
- Rod holders and clamps
- Fish-finder and transducer mounts
- Hatch latches and trim pieces
- Beach-chair and cooler fixes
Birders and photographers
The Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation in Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park brings birders to the area, and small adapters make a big difference in the field: phone-to-scope brackets for digiscoping, binocular-strap hooks, and parts for feeders and nest boxes. Send the model of your scope, binoculars or camera and we’ll make it fit.
Photographers ask for lens-cap keepers, tripod-plate spacers and hide-mounted phone clamps too. If it’s a one-off, we can print a test piece before the final part.
What we print for Slave Lake
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Desk
Tablet stand
A ribbed stand with a tray up front for the small stuff.
Gift
Retired golf balls
A stadium for old golf balls — Muskoka chair and umbrella included.
Automotive
Trim clips
The white one is the original. The grey ones are the copies.
Questions.
Can you make a phone adapter for my spotting scope?
Usually, yes. Send the make and model of the scope and phone, or measure the eyepiece diameter, and we’ll design a snug adapter. We can print a quick test ring first so the fit is right.
How long does it take to get a 3D print to Slave Lake?
Most orders are printed within 1–3 business days of approving the quote, then shipped by Canada Post Expedited Parcel with tracking — usually 2–4 business days to Slave Lake. That’s typically 3–7 business days from approval to your door. In a hurry? Ask for Xpresspost (2 business days).
Do you have a location in Slave Lake?
No — we print in Edmonton and ship to Slave Lake. Everything is quoted from photos, measurements or files, so there’s no need to visit. If a part has to fit something exactly, ask about a quick test print first.
How much is shipping to Slave Lake?
It depends on the size and weight of the parcel. Shipping is included in your quote, so you see the full price before anything prints.
Do I need a 3D file?
No. A photo next to a ruler and a few measurements is enough for most parts — we’ll model it for you.
Tell us what you need.
Free quote.
Say what it is in plain words and add a photo if you have one — next to a ruler is perfect. We’ll reply with a price.
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- (780) 707-6969