Projectibilities

Projectibilities We at PJIT (Projectibilities) help bring clients ideas to possible, 3D printed reality! How do we do that? Through CAD design and 3D printing! Free Quotes!

Send us your file (preferably .stl). Just send an email to [email protected]. We will respond within 48 hours. Thank You. Disclaimer & Advisory
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Please be careful and advised that “All Sales Are Final” due to custom or otherwise “hard to come by again” objects. We are an exceedingly small team of two, with most objects also being unique, and are unable to accommodate returns.

Thank you for understanding. List of Materials Being Used:

PLA - Polylactic Acid - What is PLA filament? Polylactic acid filament, or PLA, is a plant-derived thermoplastic, usually created from corn, which is biodegradable. These environmental credentials, and the fact that it's easy and fast to print, make it an attractive choice for educators and users new to 3D printing. PET-G - Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol - In general, such PET is known as PETG or PET-G (polyethylene terephthalate glycol-modified). It is a clear amorphous thermoplastic that can be injection-molded, sheet-extruded or extruded as filament for 3D printing. PETG can be colored during processing. TPU - Thermoplastic Polyurethane – A flexible, yet durable material with a low melting point. FDM use example would be joints in the hands. It has a higher glass transition temperature than PLA (60-65C), at around 80C, and can handle low temperatures well without becoming brittle. CFN - Carbon Fiber Nylon - Composite material that combines the strength of carbon fibers with the flexibility and durability of high-strength. If you want to produce lightweight parts, then carbon fiber nylon is your go-to filament. Carbon content in the CarbonX filament provides high modulus. Carbon Fiber Nylon is quite temperature resilient, letting most objects survive in high temperature situations. If you require different material, let us know and we’ll consider it. Keep in mind, this will be considered a special order, and therefore will be an extra cost. Please Note: As we learn and grow changes will be made frequently. Please be kind and considerate. The support from our customers helps us better our abilities to provide the making of higher quality custom objects.

07/27/2026

The power went out while our 3D printers were still printing. 😬
Can 3D printing help during a power outage? Not really... except for using the things you've already printed while you wait and hope your printer's power-loss recovery saves the print!
Have you ever lost power in the middle of a 3D print? Let us know in the comments.

07/19/2026

Did you know this engineering Terms before you became an engineer?

07/17/2026

Most people stick with a 0.4 nozzle because it's the default. But switching to a 0.6 nozzle can save a surprising amount of print time while still producing great-looking prints for many projects. Bigger doesn't always mean lower quality. Have you tried a larger nozzle yet?

07/14/2026

Cool feature I bet you didn't know!

06/27/2026

Five years ago, I designed and printed this file organizer thinking it was a great idea… but looking back now, there are SO many things I’d do differently. 😅
Bad overhangs, unnecessary material use, poor print optimization, and zero understanding of bridging settings at the time. This print really shows how much experience changes your designs over the years.
It’s honestly cool seeing the progress from beginner mistakes to where our 3D printing skills are now.
What’s the worst print YOU’VE ever made? 👀

06/20/2026

What happens when you print without a skirt? 🤔

06/10/2026

Everyone talks about bed leveling, failed prints, supports, and clogged nozzles. But after years of 3D printing, I've found a different problem...
What do you print when you've already printed all the cool stuff?
What's the last useful thing you've 3D printed? Let us know in the comments!

06/07/2026

After 10 different tests, I finally found a design that creates a watertight seal. The results surprised me.

05/23/2026

We designed and 3D printed a conversion chart… then scaled it down into a fridge magnet version 👀
Now we can’t decide which one is actually better.
Would you rather have the full-size version or the mini magnet? 🤔

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Sioux Falls, SD
57105

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

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+16052698801

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