3D print a spare part or broken component
Discontinued or just too expensive? Often the part can be printed, either from a model or copied from the broken original. Makers nearby will choose the material and quote a price.
nozzlo doesn't handle payments: you agree and settle up with your maker directly.
What gets printed most
Clips, handles, covers
Everyday small parts: holders, handles, plugs, covers and brackets.
Gears and mechanics
Gears, bushings and housings. Tough materials such as PETG, ABS or nylon can take the load.
Parts copied from a sample
No model? Show the broken part in a photo or send measurements and the maker will model and print it.
How it works
- 1
Describe the job
Upload a model, drawing or photo and choose the material and city.
- 2
Get offers
Makers nearby reply with a price and turnaround time. Compare reviews and ratings.
- 3
Agree and collect
Pick a maker, agree the details directly and collect the finished part. No payments go through nozzlo.
Frequently asked questions
How do I 3D print a broken part?
Add photos and measurements to your request, or the broken pieces for measuring. The maker will model the part, choose a material and print it.
Which material should I choose for a spare part?
PETG, ABS or nylon for parts under load, TPU for flexible ones. If you are unsure, describe the working conditions and the maker will advise.
How long does it take to print a spare part?
Small parts take a few hours, larger ones a day or two. The maker gives the exact turnaround time in their reply.