Voxel Magic

No robot knows your wild ideas like a fellow creator. When you work directly with me: John, owner at Voxel Magic: you're tapping into terrifyingly precise intuition, years of design chops, and an unstoppable urge to make things flawlessly right. Automated 3D printing services churn out lifeless batches, but here? Every project gets hands-on attention, custom tweaks, and brutally honest design feedback until it's wickedly cool. From same-day turnarounds to special material sourcing, partnership is the secret weapon. Why settle for generic? Let's build without limits. DM, call, or just drop by: your breakthrough deserves a human touch.

Why wait months for your big idea to hit the world? At Voxel Magic, we believe in moving at the speed of innovation. From napkin sketch to production-ready part, our 3D printing services shrink timelines and ramp up quality: without breaking your budget or losing your vision. Terrifyingly precise, wickedly cool, and so fast you’ll barely have time for a coffee break. We collaborate, consult, and obsess over the details, so your prototype turns real: right now. Ready to break the cycle of slow progress? Let’s unleash your next breakthrough together. Let’s make.

Thank you ZALDY, Brit, and Dev for involving Voxel Magic on such an amazing project. Credit List:

Custom design by ZALDY
Project manager-Brit Shaked
3-D designer- Dev Rooney .rooney
Body suit fabrication- Twan
Jarrod Glaze
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Hey … at least it was cheap.

We are saddened — but not surprised — to hear that 3D printing behemoth Shapeways has gone bankrupt. For over 10 years, we’ve heard clients tell us they could get parts done “cheaper” by having them printed “somewhere” (i.e. overseas) and shipped express. This business model always was antithetical to what we stand for here at Voxel Magic. We deliver hyper-local, personalized client service (yes, phone calls!) embodied in our slogan … Fast & Friendly.

But Shapeways was always cheaper. Or was it? After factoring in errors, plus shipping time and cost, many Shapeways customers would come back to us, asking … can you help me get this part done right? And fast! And we would.

Even the best 3D printing and scanning equipment performs poorly if run by a low-cost, disconnected workforce focused on quantity, not quality. Ironically, the most frequent complaint we would hear from Shapeways customers was the long lead times. The Shapeways printing farm, though impressively vast, always seemed busy with other people's jobs first, which led to frustrating delays. The high cost of a low price, indeed!

At Voxel Magic, our print farm is small, but optimized. And by insisting on quality first, we can actually print faster. For example, we have sometimes stopped print jobs in mid-course upon discovering a flaw, called our client to suggest a quick fix, implemented the change, and restarted the print job at no extra charge. That means the client gets the part right on the first try. We can absorb a tiny loss for the sake of a perfect print … because happy customers are repeat customers.

Looking ahead, there is a need in the market for low-cost, high-volume, contract manufacturing using the marvels of 3D printing. In fact, we partner with the better shops in that space. But clients require service, not just parts in the mail.

From what we can tell in the trade press, the Shapeways bankruptcy appears to be a classic story of a good idea (big, interconnected print farms) ruined by private equity in the usual playbook: completely unsustainable growth expectations to support unrealistic valuations. Although we do not lament the disappearance of this competitor, our hearts do go out to all the staff, vendors, suppliers, creators and service providers who will suffer losses, while those most responsible in this bankruptcy emerge unscathed.

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