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LOHIK.

About us

3D printing, from our workshop in Bracciano.

Lohik designs and 3D-prints design objects and custom parts. You can start with a file, a logo or an idea: the first step is to understand together what you want to make.

The person behind Lohik

Alessandro Melnyk

20 years old · A passion for 3D printing

Lohik is run by Alessandro Melnyk, who is 20 and passionate about 3D printing. Lohik comes from a desire to explore this world and bring ideas to life, one project at a time.

From the first idea to dimensions, materials and colours, it starts with a conversation: understanding what you want to create and working out together how to print it.

What we make

Objects to choose. Custom parts to work out together.

The catalogue has two configurable products: 3D lettering and keychains with a name or text. Font, shape, dimensions, colours and quantity are included in your request and reviewed before production.

For a custom part, send a 3D model or describe your idea and its main dimensions. If you do not have a file yet, we can also assess the modelling work as part of the quote.

For businesses and professionals, we make prototypes and small batches. We start with the part’s intended use to assess its geometry, material and quantity.

Prototypes and small batches for businesses

Before printing, we agree on the project.

A request becomes a job once the part to be made and the production details are clear.

  1. We review what you send

    We examine the file, logo or description. We check dimensions, material and feasibility, and ask for any details we need to assess the project.

  2. We agree on the details

    We define the quantity, material, cost and timing before printing starts. Automatic estimates are indicative: we confirm the final quote after reviewing the project.

  3. We print and check the part

    Production starts after you accept the quote. Every part goes through an internal check before packing and the agreed shipping arrangements.

A direct conversation, from the design to the part.

If you have a question about dimensions, materials or an object, you speak with the people handling and printing your project. Tell us what you have decided and what we still need to work out together.