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Supports: .stl, .3mf (Max 35MB per file, 3 files)

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Fixed: "Failed to load profile" error

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9 Sep 2026
Student Discount Guide: How to Claim Your Academic Discount

Students in Thailand get 25% off 3D printing with code STUDENT25. Chula, Thammasat, Mahidol, KMUTT, KMITL, KMUTNB and all .ac.th schools qualify.
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Meet Our Bambu Lab H2D

Our Bambu Lab H2D brings dual-nozzle 3D printing to 3DFabTH. Contact us to discuss your project.

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ASA, PLA, ABS, and PETG available. More options more than ever before.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Where is 3DFabTH located?

3DFabTH operates from Supalai Park Ratchaphruek-Phetkasem in Bangkok, Thailand. Pickup is available by appointment; please contact us before visiting. Delivery is available across Thailand.

What materials do you offer?

We offer PLA, ABS, ASA, and PETG printing.

How do I place an order?

Use our instant quote system. We use a full OrcaSlicer (Bambu Studio) to slice models for the most accurate quote. Alternatively, you can contact us directly via LINE.

What is infill in 3D printing?

Infill is the internal structure inside a 3D print. Lower infill such as 10% is enough for decorative parts and prototypes, while higher infill such as 40% to 60% is better for stronger functional parts. 100% infill is rarely needed because it increases print time and material cost.

What are the differences between PLA, ABS, or ASA?

In short: PLA — Prototypes, action figures, indoor decor, low-stress parts. ABS — Enclosures, interlocking parts, higher-temp indoor use. ASA — Outdoor mounts, automotive-adjacent parts, sun-facing fixtures.