Big display
pieces
Retail props, event objects, sculptural forms and seasonal centrepieces that cannot be ignored.
DSS Custom Builds · Melbourne
From metre-scale display props and oversized lettering to prototypes and short production runs, our Melbourne 3D print farm gives your big ideas room to take shape.
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Not your average print shop
We are a multi-machine print farm built around capacity, repeatability and truly large objects. Need oversized prototypes, architectural forms, display pieces or seasonal décor? We have the machines to make it real.
What comes off our beds
Functional. Festive. Full-scale.
Retail props, event objects, sculptural forms and seasonal centrepieces that cannot be ignored.
Move quickly from a CAD file to a full-size prototype you can hold, test and refine.
Multiple machines mean dependable capacity when you need more than one.
From the DSS workshop
Illuminated lettering, branded displays and freestanding props — a look at the custom builds coming together in our workshop.
Lettering in lights
Watch the illuminated letters cycle through colour on our workshop bench. A short look at the build in progress.
View the COFFEE lettering image
Branded activation display

Fuel-pump-style display props

Freestanding illuminated props

Illuminated branded display

Oversized can props

Oversized racquet and ball display
Machine line-up
10 machines.
From detailed parts to metre-scale prints.
× 2Metre-scale printing
A full metre in every direction for oversized baubles, display props and large prototypes.
× 2Large-format CoreXY
Half-metre print capacity for sizeable parts, props and repeat production.
× 3Parallel production
Three matching machines for simultaneous jobs and batches of printed components.
× 1Wide-format signage
A 1.2-metre-square bed for large lettering and low-profile sign elements, up to 100 mm high. Photographed in the DSS workshop.
× 2Enclosed printing
Detailed components, prototypes and supporting parts for larger custom builds.
The letter printer is photographed in our workshop; the other machines use manufacturer product images of the named models. Build volumes are maximum printing envelopes; usable part size depends on geometry and material.
Maximum thinking