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3D Scanning Services in Saint John, New Brunswick

Maritime Chef 3D Printing offers professional 3D scanning services in Saint John, NB, allowing physical objects to be converted into accurate digital 3D models for printing, repair, or modification.

Whether you need to replace a broken part, recreate a discontinued item, or digitize an object for customization, our local 3D scanning service provides a fast and reliable solution.

What Is 3D Scanning?

3D scanning uses specialized equipment to capture the shape, dimensions, and details of a physical object and convert it into a digital 3D file (such as STL or OBJ). This file can then be edited, reproduced, or 3D printed.

What We Can Scan

  • Broken or worn replacement parts

  • Hard-to-find or discontinued components

  • Household, automotive, or equipment parts

  • Decorative or custom objects

  • Prototypes and one-off items

📌 Objects should be rigid and non-transparent. Some items may require a temporary scanning spray.

What Happens After Scanning

We don’t just scan and stop.

After scanning, we can:

  • Clean and refine the 3D model

  • Modify or improve the design

  • Reinforce weak areas

  • Adjust tolerances for better fit

  • 3D print the final part locally

Why Choose Local 3D Scanning

  • Based in Saint John, NB

  • No shipping your parts away

  • Faster turnaround

  • Direct communication with the technician

  • Your item stays local from scan to finished print.

3D Scanning + Printing = Complete Solution

  • We specialize in combining 3D scanning and custom 3D printing to provide full end-to-end solutions—especially for replacement parts and custom projects.

If you’re looking for professional 3D scanning services in Saint John, New Brunswick, Maritime Chef 3D Printing offers reliable local scanning and custom 3D printing solutions.

Important Limitations

While 3D scanning is powerful, it may not be suitable for:

  • Soft, flexible materials

  • Transparent or highly reflective surfaces (without prep)

  • Extremely small parts requiring micro-scanning

If scanning isn’t the right solution, we’ll tell you upfront.

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