Melbourne 3D Printer and Scanner Shop

Labour Day Public Holiday: Open 10am - 4pm Monday 9th of March.

Showroom, Warehouse and Service Centre

See 3D Printers in action
Purchase filament, tape, bed glue and other consumables
Get advice on which Printer or Scanner is best for you - from those who know
Machine Service and Repair
In-store Specials and Bargain Bin

Direct Phone (03) 8080 1200

Freecall:

Internationally: +61 3 8080 1200

Large Format 3D Printers in our Melbourne Store

Set Melbourne as Your Store

Location

Factory A5, "Hallmarc Business Park",
2 Westall Rd, Clayton, 3168

Getting to the shop by Foot

In Hallmarc Business park, facing Westall Rd

Getting to the shop by Car

Drive south from the Princes Nwy / Westall Road intersection, stick in the left lane and take the exit for Hallmarc Business Park. 5 dedicated parking spots

Getting to the shop by Public Transport

Train to Westall Station then walk North/Up the hill to us

Bilby3D Clayton is on the unceded lands of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Opening Hours

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Business Hours (AU East Time)
Mon	9am - 5pm
Tues	9am - 5pm
Wed	9am - 5pm
Thurs	9am - 5pm
Fri	9am - 5pm
Sat, Sun	Closed

Some of the thousands of 3D prints completed

Order Online & Pick-up in store at our Melbourne Warewhouse. Find out more
For items not stocked by our Melbourne warehouse, order online and at checkout select "PickUp InStore" to have it delivered to Clayton, ready for pick-up without charge. It will take 2-3 business days for stock arrive at the Melbourne

We despatch to Australia and Internationally every afternoon. Orders placed before 2pm will be in the mail that day wherever possible!

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