Lost-Resin Casting
A casting method where a pattern printed in castable resin is invested in casting plaster, then burned out in a kiln at around 600°C so the resin combusts cleanly, leaving an empty cavity ready for metal. AEJaCA uses this pattern to cast rings and figurines in 925 silver or 585 gold.
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Layer-by-layer printing from melted filament (PLA, PETG, ABS). An economical option for prototypes and functional parts at AEJaCA sTuDiO.
Standard 3D format (triangle mesh) used in 3D printing. The AEJaCA calculator accepts STL files and quotes instantly.
Biodegradable corn-based filament - the most popular 3D printing material. Easy to print, available in many colors.
A tough filament resistant to impact and chemicals, less brittle than PLA and easier to print than ABS. For mechanical parts and components that work outdoors.
Liquid resin cured by UV light - produces very smooth, high-resolution prints. Used for jewelry models and fine details.
A gas laser (10.6 μm) for cutting and engraving wood, leather, acrylic, glass. Available at AEJaCA sTuDiO with instant online pricing.