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Hello, I’m trying to get high-precision prints of some small parts. The parts have small holes (~1mm) that need to be accurate. Does anyone have a printer that can handle this? I think it would require polyjet printing or laser fusing.

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Hey Steven, you can follow this link to see all high resolution printers:

Resin Printers:

https://www.3dhubs.com/3dprint/material/Resin/VeroWhite/Vero%20Clear/VeroBlack/DorusWhite/Vero%20Grey/Visijet%20Crystal/TangeoBlack/VeroBlue/printertype/SLA/DLP/Material%20Jetting

Nylon Printers:

https://www.3dhubs.com/3dprint/material/Nylon/printertype/SLS

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Hello Steven

If it are a few small holes for pins, you can drill them to clean up the irregularities. (Put it in the refrigerator first, to prevent it becomes to hot it melts at 55 c). I have made a beefeeder with the ultimaker2, holes of one mm and they came out very well.

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Dear Steven,

we are using next to an Ultimaker 2, a Form 1+ of formlabs. We can deliver an accurate print. Just follow our Hub and we can issue a quotation right away depending on the sketch and part that you designed.

Best regards,

Durckwege.com