People sometimes assume 3D printing is a button. You press it, you walk away, a toy appears. The printing part is genuinely the easy part.
What takes the time is everything after: trimming, checking every joint, working the articulation loose so it wiggles right, catching the one print in twenty that came out just slightly off and starting it again.
Our actual checklist
- ●Every joint flexed by hand before it ships
- ●Edges cleaned so nothing is sharp in a kid's palm
- ●Color checked against the order, part by part on multi-color pieces
- ●Multi-part sets counted twice, because missing pieces are the worst kind of surprise
- ●Anything we wouldn't hand our own kid gets reprinted
Printed to order, on purpose
Nothing sits in a warehouse. When you order, we print it — that's why you get to pick colors, and why lead time is a few days rather than instant. It's slower than a big box store and it's the entire reason the thing feels like it was made for you.
Every one of them starts and finishes here in Wentzville, Missouri, and ships across the United States.