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SUPERFLUO 3D

From an idea to a real object.

We design, adapt and 3D print functional parts, prototypes, personalised products and small production runs.

One piecewhen one is all you need
Prototypeto test before the final version
Small runwhen a solution needs repeating
Large pink heart during 3D printing
Grey custom adapter fitted around a metal tube
Green spiral 3D printed vase

WHAT WE DO

We don't just print models. We solve real needs.

Sometimes you need a bracket that is no longer available. Sometimes a prototype you can hold before committing to final production. Sometimes a personalised gift, sign, organiser or object that exists only as an idea.

3D printing lets us turn those ideas into physical form quickly — from a single piece to a small production run.

SELECTED WORK

From useful to unexpected. It all starts with an idea.

Functional parts, prototypes, personalised objects, decorations and small experiments created through design, adaptation and 3D printing.

Grey 3D printed adapter fitted around a metal tube
Functional

Adapter designed around an existing part

A functional adapter designed around the real dimensions of an existing part and its mounting requirements.

Black 3D-printed custom attachment designed for a professional dryer used in a dog grooming salon
Functional

Custom hair dryer attachment

A functional attachment designed for the Blovi Hero Ionic i600 3400W dryer used in a dog grooming salon. It was made shorter than the original attachments to better suit the specific application, as this version is not available from equipment suppliers.

Black 3D printed enclosure with openings for a device
Functional

Custom-designed enclosure

A functional enclosure with openings, mounting points and geometry adapted to specific equipment.

Custom Craft Lab Ogulin illuminated lightbox made with 3D printing
Personalised

Craft Lab Ogulin – custom illuminated lightbox

A custom illuminated lightbox with a 3D-printed enclosure, front panel and Craft Lab Ogulin graphic.

Pink bracket prototype during 3D printing
Prototype

Functional bracket prototype

A bracket prototype made to verify geometry, mounting points and fit before the final version.

Personalised 3D-printed ornaments with names during production
Personalised

Personalised ornaments with names

A small batch of ornaments personalised with individual names, prepared and printed in a single production run.

Very small black test boat held on a fingertip
Prototype

Miniature test model

A very small test print used to evaluate precision, fine detail and printer settings.

Green spiral 3D printed vase on a dark surface
Object

Spiral vase

Decorative geometry where the layer rhythm and spiral form become part of the finished appearance.

Blue articulated 3D printed octopus
Object

Articulated octopus

A movable print-in-place model produced as one piece, without assembling the joints afterwards.

Two green 3D printed frog-shaped containers on a printer
Object

Frog-shaped containers

Decorative containers in two sizes, with a distinctive form and details produced directly in the 3D print.

Grey and yellow 3D-printed miniature climbing wall with black holds
Object

Miniature climbing wall

A desktop-scale climbing wall model with multicolour elements and distinct climbing holds.

Black miniature piano with white keys
Object

Miniature piano

A small multi-part model with contrasting keys, a handle and details produced as separate elements.

Red 3D-printed heart with articulated arms and legs
Object

Articulated heart

A larger decorative heart model with movable articulated arms and legs.

White 3D-printed bunny pair with coloured details
Object

Bunny pair

A decorative bunny pair with multicolour facial details, produced as a finished tabletop object.

Large pink heart during 3D printing
Object

Large heart model in production

A larger decorative model during printing, using almost the entire available build area.

White 3D-printed message reading We love you Dad
Personalised

Personalised “We love you Dad” message

A decorative message created by children for their dad and an example of simple 3D-print personalisation.

Blue 3D printed trophy on a white base
Object

Small trophy

A simple multicolour object demonstrating quick production of small awards and event pieces.

WHAT WE CAN MAKE

From one part to a small production run.

We adapt the approach to the object, its purpose and the way it will actually be used.

01

3D printing

Single objects, prototypes and small production runs based on an existing or adapted 3D model.

02

Custom design

When a ready-made model does not exist, we can develop an object from dimensions, a sketch, an existing part or a specific need.

03

Model adaptation

Changes to dimensions, openings, mounting points, text and other details so an existing model works for its intended purpose.

04

Functional parts

Brackets, adapters, enclosures, organisers and other parts where fit and function matter more than decoration.

05

Personalisation

Names, lettering, tags, keychains, decorations and other objects made for a particular person, event or purpose.

06

Prototypes & small runs

Rapid production of a first piece, verification of shape and dimensions, followed by small-batch reproduction when required.

Detail of a grey 3D printed adapter fitted around a metal tube

WHEN THE PART DOESN'T EXIST

Missing a part? Let's make a new one.

A broken bracket, an unsuitable mount, an enclosure that needs adapting or a component that is no longer available does not always require industrial production.

Sometimes the solution is simply to measure the problem, model the answer and make one good part.

Tell us about the problem

MADE FOR SOMEONE

One detail can make an object personal.

Names, messages, decorations, keychains, tags and small objects can be adapted to a person, event or idea.

Shape, size and colour become part of the story.

White personalised ornaments with names on a 3D printer bed
A fan of filament colour sample swatches

MATERIAL & COLOUR

Shape matters. But it isn't everything.

For every object, we choose an approach based on its purpose, dimensions and desired appearance. A broad range of colours is available, and selected models can combine several colours in a single print.

Colour

From neutral tones to strong and vivid combinations.

Surface finish

The final surface depends on the material, model geometry and printing approach.

Multicolour printing

Lettering, graphics and details can be produced in more than one colour.

HOW WE WORK

From problem to finished part.

01

Understand

Send us an idea, photograph, sketch, dimensions, an existing model or the part you need to solve.

02

Design

We define how the object needs to look and work, then create or adapt the model.

03

Print

We prepare the model, choose an appropriate printing approach and produce the first physical piece.

04

Refine

We check dimensions, function and appearance, making adjustments before the final piece or production run.

SIZE IS RELATIVE

Sometimes it needs to be big. Sometimes really small.

3D printing lets us work across very different scales — from tiny test models and details to objects that occupy almost the entire print bed.

The question is not how big it is. The question is what needs to be made.

Very small test boat held on a fingertip
Large pink heart occupying almost the entire 3D printer bed

BEFORE WE START

A few answers that might help.

Do I need a finished 3D model?

No. You can send a sketch, photograph, dimensions, an existing object or simply describe the problem.

Can you make a replacement part from an existing object?

Yes, when the part can be measured and sensibly adapted for 3D printing. We will first assess whether this approach is suitable for the intended use.

Do you only make one-off pieces?

No. We make individual pieces, prototypes and small production runs.

Can I choose the colour?

Yes. A broad range of colours is available, and selected models can also be printed in multiple colours.

How long does production take?

It depends on model complexity, size, material and quantity. We agree the schedule after reviewing the project.

How do I get a quote?

Send as much information as possible — a photograph, sketch, dimensions, quantity or an existing 3D model — and we can assess the job.

SUPERFLUO 3D

Digital ideas take physical form.

Superfluo 3D is part of Superfluo d.o.o. — a development studio where technology is used to solve real problems.

3D printing is a natural extension of that work. It lets us quickly turn what we design on screen into an object that can be held, tested, adapted and used.

We are not trying to be a factory. We focus on what a small studio does best: understand the problem, develop a solution quickly and adapt it to the real need.

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HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?

A sketch. A photograph. A broken part. Or simply an idea.

You don't need to have a finished 3D model. Send us what you have and we'll see how the idea can become a real object.

3d@superfluo.hr

You can send a photograph, dimensions, a sketch or an existing 3D model.