Extrusionary Designs operates a professional FDM 3D printing studio in Spokane, Washington — built from the ground up over years of hands-on experience with the equipment, the materials, and the real-world demands of the people who use printed parts every day.
We serve engineers, product developers, small businesses, makers, and creators across Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, and the wider Inland Northwest. Whether you need a single prototype turned around quickly, a production run of identical parts, or a large-format build that pushes what desktop printing can do — we have the machines, the expertise, and the process to deliver it right.
Local pickup available in Spokane. We ship anywhere in the US.
Turn your design file into a physical part fast. We prioritise prototype jobs for engineers, developers, and makers who need to test, iterate, and refine before committing to a final design. Quick turnaround, consistent quality, and real feedback you can hold in your hand.
Need multiples? Our fleet runs around the clock so you don't have to wait. We handle production runs of identical parts with the consistency and repeatability that comes from dialed-in machines and an operator who actually checks the output. Same quality, every unit, every time.
When the build volume matters, most local print services fall short. Our large-format capable printers handle oversized parts, full assemblies, and builds that simply won't fit on a standard bed — without compromising on the print quality you'd expect from a professional studio.
Material choice has a bigger impact on your finished part than most people realize — it affects strength, flexibility, surface finish, heat resistance, and how the part behaves in its end-use environment. We'll help you choose the right one for your project.
The most accessible FDM material. Excellent surface detail, great for display pieces, prototypes, and low-stress applications. Easy to post-process and paint.
Our go-to for functional parts. Strong, slightly flexible, moisture-resistant, and more durable than PLA under real-world conditions. Ideal for mechanical components and enclosures.
Heat-resistant and impact-tough. ABS is a workhorse for durable functional parts; ASA adds UV resistance for outdoor use. Both are excellent for automotive, industrial, and exterior applications.
Flexible, rubber-like, and impact-absorbing. Used for grips, gaskets, wearable components, and anything that needs to flex or compress without breaking.
Not sure which material is right? Just describe your application in your quote request and we'll recommend the best fit.
Use the quote form to tell us what you need — upload your file if you have one, or describe your project if you don't. No file? No problem. We'll figure out the best path forward together.
We'll review your project, ask any clarifying questions, and send you a clear quote covering material, timeline, and cost. No hidden fees, no surprises.
Once approved, your job goes into the queue and onto the build plate. We monitor every print and quality-check the output before it leaves the studio.
Collect in person from our Spokane location or have it shipped anywhere in the US. We pack carefully — your part arrives the way it left the studio.
We print in a wide range of FDM materials including PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, and TPU. Material choice depends on your application — we'll recommend the best option for your project when you get in touch.
Our fleet includes large-format capable printers that can handle builds significantly larger than most local print services. Contact us with your dimensions and we'll confirm what's possible.
Yes — we offer both local pickup in Spokane and shipping anywhere in the US. Just let us know your preference when you request a quote.
Absolutely. Our CAD design service can take you from a sketch, reference image, or verbal description to a production-ready 3D model. We handle the full pipeline from design through to finished print.
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