3D Printing Service for Kansas City: In-State Parts in 2-3 Days
3D Infinity Printing prints jigs, fixtures, prototypes and low-volume production parts for Kansas City manufacturers, quoted the same day and in your hands in 2-3 days. We are in Columbia, Missouri — the same state, straight down I-70 — which means in-state ground shipping rather than a cross-country transit, and a shop you can actually reach by phone.
In-state, which is not a small thing
A fixture that holds up a line is urgent in a way a catalogue part is not. Being in Missouri means your part is not spending three days in a freight network, and it means the person who printed it answers the phone. For a larger or more fragile piece — a scale model, a long fixture — we can drive it across the state instead of trusting it to a carrier.
What Kansas City companies ask us for
The metro's animal health corridor, food processing, automotive assembly and industrial equipment makers ask for much the same things: assembly and locating fixtures, inspection nests and gauges, guards and covers, line guides and change parts, and replacement parts for machines whose supplier has moved on. We print polypropylene for wash-down and chemical lines, nylon and carbon-fibre nylon where a part takes wear or load, PETG for general-purpose fixtures and ASA for anything that lives outside.
How it works
Send a CAD file (.STL, .STEP, .OBJ or .3MF — zip it first) and we come back the same day with a material recommendation, a price and a lead time. Approve it and the part ships in 2-3 days. No minimum order — one fixture is a normal order.
Are you located in Kansas City?
No. We are a family-owned shop in Columbia, Missouri and we serve Kansas City from there, in-state. We will not claim an address we do not have.
What does a 3D printed fixture cost?
It depends on size, material and quantity, which is why we quote the same day you send the file rather than publishing a number that would be wrong for your part.
What is holding up your line? Send the file and get a quote today.

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