About

The studio behind the prints

Tomak's is a one-person operation, run out of a small workspace in Bellville. Here's the story, the setup, and how an order actually moves through it.

A photo of the maker at the workbench
Our Story

Started with one printer and a curiosity for making things

Tomak's began as a hobby — printing small fixes and gifts for friends around Bellville. Word spread, the requests got more interesting, and it grew into a proper little service.

Every order is still printed, checked and packed by hand — no factory, no queue of strangers, just one printer running as often as it can.

We like the odd requests best: a part nobody else could match, a gift that had to be exactly right, a shape that only existed in someone's head until we made it real.

The Setup

Equipment & materials

Two processes, run well, cover almost everything we're asked for.

Qidi Q1 Pro 3D printerSnapmaker U1 3D printerFDM

FDM — Qidi Q1 Pro & Snapmaker U1

Accurate, fast, consistent — PLA as the everyday material. Good surface finish, wide colour range, suits nearly everything.

Printers
Qidi Q1 Pro · Snapmaker U1
Material
PLA (primary)
Build Volume
245 × 245 × 245 mm
File Types
STL · OBJ · 3MF
Creality Halot R6 resin printerResin

Resin — Creality Halot R6

For fine detail — miniatures, jewellery masters, intricate small parts. A smooth finish where FDM layer lines would show.

Printer
Creality Halot R6
Material
Standard resin
Build Volume
130 × 83 × 160 mm
File Types
STL · OBJ
How We Work

A few things we care about

Checked by hand

Every file gets a real look before it prints — not just a slicer pass.

Plain answers

If something won't print well, we'll tell you and suggest a fix.

Realistic timelines

Usually 2–4 days. We'd rather say that upfront than rush a print.

Careful packing

Prints leave here wrapped properly, not loose in a bag.

Got something you'd like printed?

Tell us about it — we read every request ourselves.

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