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Show what you need
Add a photo or briefly describe the problem. If you know the measurements, you can add them too.
Has one small gear stopped the whole mixer? Someone nearby can print a replacement on a 3D printer.
A small spare part, a repair at home, or something made to order. Find someone nearby who can do it.
Local ideas. Real solutions.
3D printing
A new plastic part is made from measurements or from the old piece.
The maker prepares it on a computer, prints it and sends or hands it over.
The small fault that annoys you for years
Not everything needs to be thrown out and replaced with something new. Sometimes it is enough to make the missing part, fix the damaged thing, or adjust something to fit exactly.
A part nobody sells any more
An old radio was missing its buttons. Three are printed in resin to match the ones left.
An old armchair made new
A retro armchair reupholstered in green velvet, the wood sanded back and oiled.
How does it work?
A photo and a few words are usually enough. You need no drawing and no technical design.
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Choose your maker
Look at their own work, their town, their equipment and their experience. You choose the person who suits your job.
Tomáš
Bratislava
3D printing · CNC · repairs
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Agree the price and the date
The maker suggests a price and a date. You confirm the agreement directly in the job on Meiker.
It will be 15 € and I can have it done by Friday.
10:24
Great, agreed!
During our launch you pay the maker directly, the way the two of you agree. Meiker charges no commission.
Small things like this too
A whole dishwasher because of one wheel?
When the spare part is no longer sold, somebody with a 3D printer can make a new one from the piece you still have. The same goes for clips, handles and wheels that are never sold on their own.
Find 3D printingMeiker is just starting
We are building a network of makers across Slovakia
We win over the first makers in person. We want profiles with photos of real work, a clear description of what the person does, and a real person behind the profile.
Before your first request
Do I need a drawing or 3D model?
No. Start with a photo and a short description. Add measurements if you know them. The maker will tell you what else they need to know.
Is one small item worth making?
Yes, if repairing or making it makes sense. The maker sets the price based on the work, material and time. Always confirm the total price before you start.
Does the maker need to be in my town?
For work at your home, the maker needs to be able to come to you. Smaller items can be shipped or handed over in person, even to a maker from another town.
Do you have something that cannot simply be bought or repaired?
Add a photo and a few words. See who nearby could do it.