About KC3DPrints

KC3DPrints is a small UK 3D printing business based in Bagshot, Surrey. Every item is 3D printed and finished by hand here in the UK.

It started in 2018 with a single printer making parts for family and friends. In 2020 the printers were used to make visors for people who needed them during lockdown, and that community work grew into the shop you see today. Read the full story.

What we make

Gaming and console stands, fantasy book nooks and bookends, dice towers, articulated fidget toys, desk organisers, home and garden décor, and more.

Custom colours

Many designs are available in your choice of colour. If you'd like something specific, just get in touch.

Find us elsewhere

You can also find KC3DPrints on Etsy and at local craft markets and events around Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire – keep an eye on the homepage for upcoming dates.

Protect your 3D printed items by following our recommended cleaning and storage guidelines. Maintain their beauty by with a few simple guidlines!

1. Gentle Surface Cleaning

Use a damp cloth to gently wipe the surface of your 3D print.
2. Avoid Harsh Chemicals

Do not use strong cleaning agents, as they can damage the finish — especially on detailed dragons.
3. Keep Away from Water Submersion

Never fully submerge your 3D prints in water unless intended; moisture can seep into small gaps and cause damage.
4. Quick Food Spill Cleanup

If your 3D print comes into contact with food, wipe it immediately to prevent staining or odour.
5. Air Dry Only

Allow your print to air dry naturally before handling.
6. Avoid Sun Drying

Do not leave your print in direct sunlight to dry, as heat can deform or melt it.
7. Dust Removal Tips

Use a microfibre cloth and compressed air to gently remove dust without scratching the surface.
8. Handle with Care

Be gentle — 3D prints are durable but not indestructible.
9. Store in a Cool, Dry Place

Avoid storing your prints in damp or overly hot areas — extreme temperatures can warp the material.
10. Keep Away from Pets & Small Children

Tiny claws, teeth, or curious hands can cause scratches, chips, or break delicate parts.
11. Avoid Abrasive Cleaning Tools

No scouring pads or rough sponges — they can scratch and dull the surface.
12. Rotate Display Position

If on display in sunlight or under strong light, rotate occasionally to prevent uneven fading.
13. Check for Loose Parts

If your print has moving or modular sections, inspect them occasionally and handle with extra care.