We run a small “farm” of nine 3D printers - always hungry for filament and ready to get busy... busy as a Qbee. Some of our printers have been with us for years and have gone through many upgrades and tweaks. They're reliable, consistent, and produce great results. We also have a large printer with a 600 x 600 x 600 mm build volume.
Need a part printed? Just contact us.
Have an idea in your head but want to hold it in your hands? We can bring it to life. From CAD design to prototyping, we'll work with you to refine your concept and suggest improvements along the way. Good results take time and care, and we're committed to helping you create a final product you can be proud of.
Our workshop includes a 3-axis CNC machine that can handle wood, plastics, and nonferrous metals like aluminum. Its working area is 1100 x 690 mm with 120 mm of height. We mainly use it to make components for our printers, but we're happy to help you with your CNC projects as well.
Blobs, bugs, layer or heatbed adhesion, skipped steps, warping, ringing, stringing, clogged extruders, layer shifting, over-extrusion, under-extrusion, snapped filament… Anyone who tinkers in the world of 3D printing knows that perfection always feels just within reach. Sometimes you're sure you're only a tiny temperature adjustment away from that flawless print… and then it fails.
Over our ten-year 3D-printing journey, we've failed a lot. There were moments when we considered giving up. What kept us going was the incredible 3D printing community - people who are always ready to help, troubleshoot every imaginable issue, offer advice on forums, create informative YouTube videos, and develop open-source software like Marlin and Klipper for everyone to use. 3D printing wouldn't be where it is today without this community. Thank you guys!
The printers offered at QBee Print are our attempt to get a little closer to that elusive perfect print. They're the result of countless hours of thinking, tinkering, planning, drilling, cutting and always coming up with new ideas. QBee printers are a true labor of love: not perfect by any means, but from our experience, in most cases, they are close enough.
