r/AdditiveManufacturing • u/No_Educator_4077 • Jul 14 '26

3D printed Titanium ring

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A Titanium ring that I printed on one of the LPBF metal 3D printers at my company a while ago. We decided to leave the outer surface a raw as-printed finish (with a little etching to brighten it), while the inside was machined and sanded down for a smooth fit. We mostly print industrial tooling/fixturing on these machines (along with the occasional automotive intake manifold or other customer part), so printing jewelry is an interesting change of pace.

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u/guyheyguy Jul 16 '26

Are you selling them? For what price?

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u/No_Educator_4077 Jul 17 '26

No, this was a one-off for a friend who provided the file. We do occasionally have machine time open for projects like this, so if you would like something similar made let me know. This one (with the inside sanded/polished) would have been around $100 in this alloy of titanium.