Running a Small 3D Print Farm by Yourself

🔧 26 holders. 104 support tabs. One full quality check.

This is what actually happens before a Pontiac Printing Press order ships.

First: every single support tab gets popped off by hand.
Then the rubber feet go on.
Then every holder gets pressed down so the feet seat properly.

⚙️ Nothing leaves the bench half-done.

And then the part I care about most:

🎮 Every single slot gets a real Nintendo 64 cartridge test fit.

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26 holders × 10 slots = a lot of cartridges moving through the shop.

🧪 If one doesn’t fit right, it doesn’t ship.

Most “3D printed” stuff online gets boxed straight off the printer.

📦 Not here.

Every piece gets handled.
Every slot gets tested.
Every holder gets checked.

If you want the cheap stuff with the goofy silk-screen logo from a warehouse overseas, it’s out there.

🔥 If you want the real thing — tuned prints, clean tolerances, and someone actually standing behind the work — that’s Pontiac Printing Press.

Engineered. Printed. Checked.

📍 Right here in Michigan.

🚀 Launching Friday, March 30th
PPP.studio

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Product: Nintendo 64 10-Game Holder
Process: Support removal + QC + cartridge test fitting
Batch Size: 26 holders
Total support tabs removed: 104
Location: Michigan
Brand: Pontiac Printing Press

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🔎 Pontiac Printing Press is a Michigan-based 3D printing studio sharing the real behind-the-scenes of modern small-batch manufacturing.

Here you'll see Bambu Lab printers, print farm workflow, Fusion CAD design, reverse engineering, product development, and the quality control process behind real products before they ship.

If you're into Bambu Lab printers, consumer-prosumer 3D printing, CAD design, or how a small engineering-led print shop actually runs — this is where it happens.

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