Contract 3D Printing
On-demand additive manufacturing for prototypes and end-use components. Ideal for validating designs, evaluating advanced materials, and running small-to-medium batch production before committing to in-house equipment.
Miller 3D Printing delivers industrial-grade large format additive manufacturing for both metals and plastics—enabling engineers and manufacturers across the Northeast to produce complex, oversized components with precision. From structural metal parts to high-resolution polymer prototypes, our experienced technicians and production-capable equipment turn your CAD data into real-world results, faster and more cost-effectively than traditional methods.

From metal additive manufacturing to large-scale polymer printing, we offer a full range of production-capable 3D printing solutions.
On-demand additive manufacturing for prototypes and end-use components. Ideal for validating designs, evaluating advanced materials, and running small-to-medium batch production before committing to in-house equipment.
Accelerated product development using industrial additive manufacturing. Produce functional test components in compressed timelines for design verification, geometric validation, and iterative engineering decisions.
Large format metal 3D printing for structural, thermal, and high-temperature applications. Produce complex geometries in production-grade metals that traditional fabrication methods cannot easily achieve.
High-resolution large format printing in advanced polymers and composites for tight-tolerance parts. Supports complex geometries, lightweight structures, and end-use components across industrial applications.
Comprehensive post-processing, dimensional inspection, and quality documentation to ensure every printed part meets specification and is production-ready upon delivery.
Full catalog of training courses—from fundamentals to design for metal additive manufacturing—delivered on-site or virtually to help your team maximize ROI from 3D printing technology.
Miller 3D Printing brings over 30 years of manufacturing know-how to large format additive manufacturing. Whether you need structural metal components for aerospace or heavy equipment production in New York and Pennsylvania, or large-scale polymer parts for R&D and medical devices, our engineers review your CAD data and develop application-specific manufacturing plans. We bridge traditional CNC expertise with cutting-edge 3D printing to deliver parts that perform—at scale, on time, and to specification.

See how Miller 3D Printing helps manufacturers across the Northeast solve complex production challenges.
We combine decades of manufacturing expertise with advanced additive technology to deliver results that matter to your operation.
Over three decades in manufacturing means we understand the real-world demands of Northeast industrial operations.
One partner for both metal and polymer large format printing—spanning structural alloys, composites, and advanced polymers.
Dedicated facilities in New York, Pennsylvania, and Quebec provide localized support and fast turnaround for your projects.
Our CNC and additive manufacturing teams collaborate, giving you integrated solutions no standalone 3D printing bureau can match.
A team of engineers dedicated to advancing manufacturing through additive technology.
Founded by Al Miller with a clear vision to provide the best in machine tool technology, A.W. Miller has grown over 30 years into a multi-location manufacturing solutions leader headquartered in East Aurora, New York. After becoming the exclusive Mazak distributor for Pennsylvania and New York, the company expanded into Harmony, PA, Ville St. Laurent, Quebec, and most recently Harleysville, PA—serving manufacturers across the entire Northeast corridor. Recognizing that additive manufacturing is the perfect complement to traditional CNC machining, Miller launched the Miller 3D Printing brand to bring large format metal and plastic 3D printing to industrial customers. Today, our engineering teams on both sides work together, giving clients in industries from aerospace to medical devices a single trusted partner for complete manufacturing solutions.
3D printing costs vary widely based on material, part size, complexity, and quantity. Polymer prints can start from a few hundred dollars for small prototypes, while large format metal components may range from several hundred to several thousand dollars. Contact us with your CAD file for an accurate project quote.
Talk to our engineers for a free project review and expert guidance on your application.
Miller 3D Printing serves manufacturers across the Northeast US and Eastern Canada from multiple technical center locations.
4 Locations
Technical Centers
10+ Regions
States & Provinces Served
30+ Years
Industry Experience
Contact us to confirm coverage and connect with your nearest Miller 3D Printing technical center.
Exclusive NY & PA distributor for the world's largest machine tool builder.
Three decades of proven expertise in industrial manufacturing technology.
Certified partner of leading OEMs including Markforged, 3D Systems, and BigRep.
Share your project details or CAD file and our engineers will respond with material recommendations, process options, and a project quote—typically within one business day.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 716-652-8282 You can also send us a quick email at info@awmiller.com
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 716-652-8282 You can also send us a quick email at info@awmiller.com