The largest single part we can print is **2400 × 2400 × 1000 mm (≈
94.5 × 94.5 × 39.4 in) on FGF
. The maximum build size depends on the technology, and parts bigger than a build volume can be printed in sections and assembled.
Maximum build sizes by technology
FDM: 360 × 360 × 360 mm (≈14.2 × 14.2 × 14.2 in) — low-cost functional parts and draft iterations
SLA (Form 3L): 335 × 200 × 300 mm (≈13.2 × 7.9 × 11.8 in) — high-detail, smooth-finish models
Industrial SLA: 1700 × 800 × 600 mm (≈66.9 × 31.5 × 23.6 in) — large-format, high-detail parts
MJF (HP): 380 × 284 × 380 mm (≈15.0 × 11.2 × 15.0 in) — functional nylon parts
FGF: 2400 × 2400 × 1000 mm (≈94.5 × 94.5 × 39.4 in) — oversized, structural builds
Printing larger than build volume
- Split and bond — Divide into sections, print separately, and assemble. We split parts strategically to maintain strength and surface quality, and can provide assembly guidance.
- Optimize orientation — Rotating the part may fit it within the volume.
- Choose a larger technology — Industrial SLA or FGF can handle very large parts.
Design tips for large parts
Increase wall thickness to 3–4mm+ for large parts (the FGF minimum is 2mm)
Add alignment features for multi-part assemblies
Hollow with internal ribs where possible to reduce weight and cost
Large flat areas are prone to warping; add ribs
Lead time for large parts
Large parts take longer to produce and may need extra post-processing. Industrial SLA and FGF orders start at our Extended lead time (7 business days), and lead times for oversized or complex parts are confirmed case by case. Submit your file for a manual quote with an accurate timeline.
To check whether your part fits, upload it to the Instant Quote or send us your file.
Makelab offers professional 3D printing services with a full range of materials and technologies. Based in Brooklyn, NYC, we help designers and engineers choose the right material for every project. Explore our materials or get an instant quote.