Summer 2026
Everybody's pocket change to make a change.
One operator, one boat, four printers, and a route down the Atlantic coast. Marine 3D printing proved in the field — at your dock, at your yacht club, at your marina.
The Workshop
What happens at a stop.
Two-day workshop, evening sessions 4pm to 10pm. Show up after work with a broken part, a discontinued fitting, or just curiosity. Watch it get designed with AI and CAD and printed in real time. Four printers of various sizes running simultaneously with live video feeds so you can watch every layer go down. ASA-GF, ASA-CF, PETG-CF, PETG Ultra Glow, Polycarbonate, TPU. Marine-grade materials. Parts you take home.
$80 per person. Kids and grandkids free with an adult. All safety equipment and materials provided. Waiver required for all attendees.
Bring a Part
Broken fitting, discontinued handle, obsolete hardware. Bring the original or send a photo ahead of time. We design it live in CAD at the workshop.
Four Printers
Four printers from compact to large format. Enclosed machines with safety interlocks. Live video feeds to watch the print. Multiple materials running simultaneously.
Take It Home
Every part printed at the workshop is yours. Marine-grade materials rated for UV, salt, and heat. Cooled and finished by the operator before handoff.
Watch the Process
AI and CAD design, material selection, slicer setup. See the full workflow from broken part to finished replacement. All equipment operated by 3D3D.
For Clubs
What your club gets.
Zero cost to your club. We bring everything — four printers, all materials, safety equipment, power bars, lighting, and the operator. All you provide is a covered space (minimum 20ft x 20ft) with two power outlets and dock access for Mr Jumpa (8ft draft). Six prepaid attendees confirms your date.
Zero Cost to You
No fees, no deposits, no contracts. The workshop is self-funded through attendee tickets and sponsors. You provide space and power, we do the rest.
Content at Your Stop
Every stop is livestreamed and filmed. Professional video and photo content created at your marina. Your club featured across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.
Listed as a Tour Stop
Your club listed on this page and linked from all campaign materials, emails, and social media. Confirmed stops get priority placement.
Ongoing Parts Service
After the tour, your members have a direct line to 3D3D for custom marine parts designed, printed, and shipped anywhere.
Book a Stop
Book a workshop at your club.
Saint John River
June
RKYC, Fredericton area
Bay of Fundy
June - July
Saint John, Digby, Yarmouth, Briar Island
South Shore NS
July
Chester, Lunenburg, Mahone Bay, Bridgewater, Shelburne
Halifax Region
July - August
Halifax, Dartmouth, Eastern Passage
Cape Breton / PEI
August - September
Baddeck, Sydney, Charlottetown, Summerside
Dates are flexible and confirmed based on response. First confirmed, first scheduled. Select your region above or fill in your preferred dates below.
Sign-Up Sheet
Share with your members. Print or save as PDF from the browser.
Open & Print →Safety Waiver
Required for all attendees. Under 16 needs parent/guardian signature.
Open & Print →Operations Guide
What happens when we arrive. Share with your dock manager or commodore.
Open & Print →Questions?
Email info@3d3d.ca or reply to the workshop email.
Email Us →The Route
Fredericton to PEI by water.
Down the Saint John River to Saint John. Ferry to Digby. Through Yarmouth and around Briar Island. Up the coast through Chester, Lunenburg, and Mahone Bay. Into Halifax. Around to Cape Breton and across to PEI. Every stop is a potential workshop.
Saint John River
RKYC, Fredericton. Grand Lake, Gagetown. Launch point — June.
Bay of Fundy
Saint John, Digby, Yarmouth, Briar Island. World's highest tides — June to July.
South Shore NS
Chester, Lunenburg, Mahone Bay, Bridgewater, Shelburne. Classic sailing country — July.
Halifax Region
Halifax, Dartmouth, Eastern Passage. Urban waterfront stops — July to August.
Cape Breton
Baddeck, Sydney, Bras d'Or Lakes. Deep maritime culture — August.
PEI
Charlottetown, Summerside. Island sailing community — August to September.
The Boat
Mr Jumpa — Farr Design No. 66.
1977. Cold-moulded New Zealand kauri timber. Second place at the World One Ton Cup. Ted Turner sailed aboard. Wrecked by Hurricane Bob in 1991. Rebuilt in Falmouth, Maine with a Mumm 36 keel. At Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club since 2000.
Now getting a full resto mod — bringing back the original varnished wood appearance with modern racing underneath. Sponsored by Prusa Research (Core ONE L printer) and High End Welding Services.
Sponsors
Who's in.
Not logo placement. Product integration. Your gear used at every workshop, tested in marine conditions, reviewed honestly on camera. Daily content across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. All work livestreamed. 15+ workshop stops, 30+ videos, 100+ social posts over the summer. Sponsorship is 100% tax-deductible as an advertising expense under CRA rules.
Open to all discussions and use cases. Caribbean 600 is on the table for sponsors who invest this year. Email info@3d3d.ca to start the conversation.
Testimonials
The trust is earned.
“If I had a 3D printer, you'd take a nap and wake up to the part done.”
“We were delighted and relieved to have you aboard Ken. Your extensive knowledge of the vessel was essential to getting us to Fastnet, and I know all of the others felt the same way as I about your invaluable assistance. Fair winds my friend.”