The Most Unusual 3D Printing Orders of 2026 at Makerwiz November 8, 2026 16:15

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The Most Unusual 3D Printing Orders of 2026 at Makerwiz

(As of Oct 31, 2026)

Every year, customers bring Makerwiz ideas we have never printed before. As a 3D printing service in Toronto and the GTA, we have seen everything from tiny prototypes to large batch orders in 2026. Here are the ones that stood out. You can also contact us for special 3D print order, email us at info@makerwiz.com Running out of idea? Check out our shop for more inspiration: Makerwiz shop

250 shower sill caps in one run

Our biggest custom job so far was 250 shower sill caps in tough black ASA, with a 0.2 mm layer height. It shows how 3D printing works for real production runs, not only one-off prototypes.  

100 CN Tower models in four colours

In April, a business order asked for 100 CN Tower models, 25 each in four colours. Toronto’s landmark was also our best-selling QR8T3D print this year, so it stays popular as a souvenir and gift.  

A 63-part helmet and a scanned chainsaw tool

Some orders test the printer. One customer asked for an M4 helmet made from 63 separate parts. Another sent us a chainsaw tool, which we 3D scanned and printed as a 20 cm replica.  

Custom figurines, bobbleheads and a neon Plumbob

We printed 8" custom figurines, a 5-colour 15 cm bobblehead and a 10-colour figurine set. A neon green Sims-style Plumbob and a smartphone-shaped box in six colours added to the fun.  

Robotics mounts and engineering parts

Technical customers ordered robot wrist mounts in black PETG, along with parts in carbon-fibre blends, conductive PLA and flexible TPU. Engineering-grade materials are becoming a bigger part of what we print.  

Giant gummy bears and a seasonal fidget set

On the lighter side, a giant low-poly gummy bear, a flexible shrimp and a four-season fidget clicker set found new homes.  

Want something unusual printed?

If you can imagine it, we can design it and print it, whether you need one piece or 250. Contact Makerwiz for a quote on your next custom 3D print in Toronto and the GTA.