Some of our customers often ask us "My production parts are going to be made out of metal/acrylic/polycarb/wood etc, so shouldn't my prototype be made out of the same material?" This is a very valid question from my clientel. My answer is always the same "It depends on what you want to use the prototype for." The ABS plastic models that we create with our machine are representative models. They allow you to hold the product, look at it from all angles, fit it into other parts, fit it into existing products, sand it, paint it, even electroplate it with chrome if you like.

Welcome to Prototype Professionals! I suppose I am going to make my first blog entry an introduction to our company. Of course, most of this is available on our web pages as well. A little history: We started this small family owned business as a way to help out clients of a company I used to work for. This company sold and serviced 3D Printers, such as the Dimension Elite Machine that we now own and run as part of our business. Customers and clients were always saying something along the lines of "WOW, this machine is GREAT!