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We specialize in quickly manufacturing and iterating prototypes to create your products faster and at lower cost.
Do you have a part or assembly that's ready to move from drawing to prototyping?
Portland 3D can help you quickly create inexpensive working prototypes using a wide variety of materials and manufacturing technologies.
Our rapid prototyping services will 3D print your design in your choice of plastic, metal or composite in just 1 to 10 days.
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Fused Filament Fabrication
Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), also known as fused deposition modeling, creates 3D printed plastic parts by extruding thermoplastic filaments in successive layers. FFF 3D printing provides high dimensional accuracy and consistency on every part. Because of the strength and durability of industrial thermoplastics like ABS, PC and Ultem, it is ideal for fixtures, stamping tools, mechanical prototypes, form-fit-function models and small-batch production.
3D printed plastics are durable, inexpensive and quick to produce.
Reimagine Manufacturing with HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printing
Have you ever heard the old adage which says that you can do something quickly, cheaply, or well, but not all three?
The HP Multi Jet Fusion produces the least expensive, most durable and fastest 3D printed nylon parts on the market.Portland 3D uses the HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printer to provide our customers with better products, faster and at less cost. Set your production free from the design limitations of traditional manufacturing
render intricate shapes with precision and durability every time.
When complexity, performance, and cost are all essential, there’s no need to compromise.
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Utilizing cutting-edge technology to rapidly engineer, prototype, and manufacture custom products.
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From engineering and design to manufacturing and rapid delivery.
We empower your business with instant online quoting and ordering.
Industries We Serve
We have custom manufacturing solutions for every type of industry. We provide on-demand manufacturing for businesses around the world.
Automotive
Simplify your supply chain and speed up prototyping, parts supply, and custom assembly.
Electronics
Utilize anti-static materials in custom electronic parts and assemblies.
Energy
Custom tooling and rapid prototyping. Quick production for repair or replacement.
Industrial
Custom prototyping, manufacturing, and finishing processes for unique applications.
Medical
Rapid manufacturing for medical devices, surgical, and diagnostic equipment providers.
Robotics
Scale your manufacturing and innovate faster with rapid prototyping and critical flexibility.
Our Reviews
I've used RapidMade for YEARS now. They started out as a complement to the standard rapid prototyping online companies.
They have consistently been the best for price, quality, and lead time. Their sales help is fast and responsive. Highly recommend RapidMade for prototypes and low volume MJF production parts!
Rapid Made in very responsive and always a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend for all your 3D projects.
Quick turn around, Super easy website interface to upload drawings & then get an instant quote. Saved us a ton of money & lead time not having to send it out to a machine shop. Best website interface I have ever seen. Will continue to use their services.
Online instant quote was quick. Uploaded my native solidworks files. Super easy and very reasonable prices. This will make iterating a prototype very easy! Will order again.
We are very pleased with the previous order of 200 parts in gray Nylon12. Ordering more for a continuous production run of 2,000 pieces. Part quality is wonderful, strong and consistent. Thank you for the excellent service and communication!
Great parts, super fast quoting!
Just a quick note regarding our first order with you.
The parts came back great, I'm very pleased with the quality and finish straight out of the machine. They are painting great and will work wonderfully for our product. I look forward to doing a lot of business with you guys. Thanks again!
RapidMade Inc. was a great company to work with and exceeded our expectations! Thank you, Micah and the whole RapidMade Team for working with a sense of urgency and helping us meet our deadline. You Rock!
They have been wonderful to work with. As their name states, they have a fast turn around! Their engineers are helpful and give great suggestions for the designs. Micah Chaban responds quickly and has been a great resource for us. Thank you!
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RapidMade uses the latest technologies and materials to help you supercharge your product development cycles with our rapid prototyping and manufacturing services.
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We provide all engineering, design, and product manufacturing services at our location in Portland, OR. Our team is large enough to handle complex and fast-production orders but small enough to maintain a customer and quality-focused approach.
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Portland-based Hilos creates sustainable 3D printed shoes - see how it's done
now, yes, shoes today printed on a 3D printer. And it's being done right here in downtown Portland by a company called Hilos, which won Best in Show at Austin's South by Southwest last spring.
It goes something like this: A computer-generated shoe design is sent to a 3D printer the size of a small car, specifically a Hewlett Packard MJF 5200. The nearly 2,000-pound printer runs all night to create about a dozen pairs of shoes (shoe insole and heel) . Local designers collect all the details and send the shoes directly to the buyer. Shoes are made only after an order has been placed.
3D printing technology allows Hilos to produce shoes on demand, helping to reduce overproduction, a major problem in the fashion industry.
“With our newly developed shoe molds specially adapted for 3D printing, we can go from idea to reality on the market in just 90 days. Traditionally, brands need 18 months,” said Elias Stahl, CEO and co-founder of Hilos.
“With the speed and flexibility of this technology, we can significantly lower entry barriers while increasing a more sustainable outcome for the industry.”
Shoes are also notorious for being thrown into landfills and beaches. Hilos shoes are therefore specially designed to be recyclable at the end of their life. The company encourages customers to send old pairs for recycling. The bonus for this is a 15% discount on your next purchase at Hilos.
“The real beauty of this design, in my opinion, is that it is also fully rounded,” said Gaia Giladi, co-founder and chief creative officer of Hilos.
“3D printing allows us to create the internal channels you see here,” Giladi said, pointing to a hole in the sole of one of the shoes. “You can assemble the shoe in a whole new way by cutting through the upper without glue so you can easily cut through the wire, skin the platform and completely recycle every component. You can't do that with traditional production.
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Giladi and Stahl hope to make their mark on the industry by collaborating with other brands. Hilos recently partnered with Helm Boots, an Austin-based men's shoe company, to create a custom design using Hilos' 3D printing technology.
“We came to Portland to start this company because Portland is the shoe capital of the US,” Stahl said.
At the same time, Stahl also acknowledges that Portland is at the crossroads of footwear and technology, where many well-known companies are based.
“With 3D Systems and HP and Autodesk located here, there is an incredible technology base and product experience that we think will change the retail landscape,” he said.
Hilos makes everything from strappy sandals and clogs to mules and chunky heels. Prices range from $175 to $375.
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1 9000 project - a ten-meter bench called "Oregon Dragon", made using a 3D printer using the technology of electric arc deposition of metal wire.
MX3D is one of the leading companies in the field of WAAM, that is, additive manufacturing by electric arc welding. There are already several interesting projects in the MX3D piggy bank, the most famous of which is the first of its kind 3D printed bridge made of steel and installed in the center of Amsterdam ( in the illustration below ).
Due to the long development of the technology, the reconstruction of the canal, and then the pandemic, the project dragged on for a long time, but last year the four-ton structure was finally put in place, and the ribbon was cut under the watchful eye of Queen Maxima of the Netherlands by a robotic arm. This is quite symbolic, because MX3D additive systems are also built on the basis of multi-axis robots.
The bridge is twelve meters long, and the new creation is limited to "only" ten, but its shape is even more squiggly. This bench is located in front of the main entrance to the Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.
The consumable material was Duplex 2209 stainless steel welding wire, the topologically optimized design reaches ten meters in length, three in width, and two and a half in height.
The object has been named "Oregon Dragon" as it continues the "dragon" series of 3D printed benches created by designer Joris Laarman since 2014. In fact, the 3D printing technology itself was worked out on the original "dragons" by the method of electric arc deposition.
As for the MX3D, exactly one year ago the company released a more compact and convenient version of its additive system under the M1 index. Large-sized metal structures cannot be printed on it, but such a task is not worth it: M1 3D printers are designed to produce relatively small parts for the automotive industry, the oil and gas sector, and the like. Most importantly, since 2019, the company has been offering dedicated Metal XL control software, built on the basis of experience gained.
More information about MX3D technologies and projects can be found on the official website.
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