3D printing for the Armed Forces, volunteers and drones

For units, volunteers and manufacturers

We print the parts that are missing at a position or in production: from a single holder for a specific radio to a batch of identical enclosures for a drone maker. Printing is from your 3D model, in PETG that withstands impacts, moisture and heat, with flexible parts in TPU on request.

Identical parts for a unit or a fundraiser go onto one build plate as a batch, and the 250 UAH minimum order and the delivery cover the whole batch. We issue invoices for sole proprietors and companies, with payment by bank transfer.

What we print for units

• Tourniquet holders for MOLLE, belts and walls — our own design for CAT, SAM-XT and Sich, from 110 UAH (tourniquet holder).
• Mounts for radios, flashlights, antennas and drone detectors — on MOLLE straps, a belt, a mast or a pipe.
• Power enclosures for positions: power banks on 18650 and 21700 cells, battery packs, power supplies (enclosures for power banks and batteries).
• Starlink mounts and router holders — on a mast, a wall or in a shelter (Starlink mounts).
• Battery cassettes and organisers for cables, chargers and small gear.

More examples with prices are on the enclosures and mounts for the military and volunteers page.

Which drone parts we print

We print parts for FPV, reconnaissance and training drones from your model — for repairs, upgrades and batch assembly. The most common orders:

• Camera and action camera mounts at the tilt angle you need — in flexible TPU that damps vibration, or in rigid PETG.
• Antenna mounts and outlets for the video transmitter and receiver — in TPU, so the antenna survives a hard landing.
• Battery holders, pads and strap retainers — in PETG.
• Legs, landing gear and bumpers — in TPU on request or in PETG.
• Propeller and frame arm guards — in PETG.
• Enclosures and covers for receivers, video transmitters, flight controllers and boards — in PETG, with openings for connectors and cooling.
• Cases, stands and holders for controllers, goggles, chargers and batteries.

We print only mounts, enclosures, guards and accessories — no weapons. Before a batch of identical parts we print a sample: you check the fit on the frame, and then we run the full quantity.

How to choose the plastic, what to account for in the model and where to get ready-made files is in the article 3D printing for drones.

For drone and equipment makers

When you need a batch of identical enclosures, mounts or technical parts and an injection mould won’t pay off yet, 3D printing delivers finished parts with no tooling. The model can change between batches at no extra cost — a new file, not a new mould.

• A sample before the batch: check the fit and assembly before the whole batch starts.
• Identical parts: the whole batch uses the same file and settings, with dimensional accuracy of ±0.2 mm.
• Invoices for sole proprietors and companies, payment by bank transfer, full prepayment once the price and lead time are agreed.

How we handle batches is on the batch 3D printing for business page.

Which plastic survives field conditions

• PETG is the main field material: it withstands impacts, moisture and heat up to about 70 °C.
• TPU on request: flexible camera and antenna mounts, bumpers, dampers.
• We don’t recommend PLA for the field: it softens from just 55–60 °C, and that’s easily reached in the sun in a vehicle or on a plate carrier.

Colour — coyote, olive, black or any other; if we don’t have it in stock, we’ll buy it for your order. For parts that work under clamping force in the sun, we recommend lighter colours: dark plastic heats up more. A comparison of plastics is on the materials page.

Price and lead times

The price is by weight: PLA from 5 UAH/g, PETG from 6 UAH/g. For example, a 15 g PETG antenna mount costs about 90 UAH, and a 60 g enclosure about 360 UAH. The 250 UAH minimum order applies to the whole batch, and for a large batch we’ll agree the price separately. You can price your own model in the calculator below.

We print from 1 day depending on the queue and give the batch lead time in the quote. We ship by Nova Poshta across Ukraine — usually 1–2 days — and send the tracking number.