3DPhacktory

Specialties

–Full service high resolution 3D printing and design

–Rapid turnaround

–Skilled 3D designers

–Painting and Finishing

3DPhacktory is Toronto’s full service 3D printing and design studio. Located in Leslieville’s Studio District, we offer high-​resolution, multiple material 3D printing and related services to customers in a wide range of fields.

Whether you have a ready to print .STL file or sketch on a napkin, 3DPhacktory’s 3D printing service has a solution to fit your needs. Need help digitizing your idea? Visit our studio and one of our designers can help turn your idea into a ready to print design. Ready to print? Send us your .STL files and well print a prototype on our Connex 500 3D printer and have it in your hand within 24 hours! Call us today or head to our website to learn more about our 3D printing services and studio.

History

Established in 2012.

3DPhacktory is Toronto’s One-​Stop Shop for all things 3D printing. Have a model you need printed? We’ve got an Objet Connex500 ready to do the job. Need something designed? We have designers (and SolidWorks 3D CAD software) on hand to help your vision become a reality. Located in the heart of the studio district on Dundas Street East, 3DPhaktory offers more than just a service — it’s an experience. With a 24-​hour turnaround and props for 2012s Robocop and Mortal Instruments (among others) under our belt, 3DPhacktory is Toronto’s Rapid Prototyping staple for Movies & Television props, set design and more.

Meet the Business Owner

Laurie M.

Business Owner

Working his way up from assistant director to producer, Laurie has been in the film industry for over 20 years. Film production brought opportunities to work in American network giants like NBC, Universal and Paramount; it also exposed Mirsky to some of the cutting edge technology involved in making props for movies and television. Just like blockbuster movies such as Iron Man, Avatar and the Muppets discovered, Mirsky found that 3D printing was the best solution to help save time and speed up the design process. So he traded in his director’s chair and set forth to create 3DPhacktory.