Innofenyx Design is a small 3D printing workshop in Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval, Quebec. Every statue, bust, and stand you see in this shop is printed, finished, and inspected by hand in that workshop. Nothing is drop-shipped, nothing is bought in from a catalogue. When you order a Zeus bust or a Meshtastic node stand, someone here starts a printer for it.
The person behind the prints
Innofenyx is run mostly by Dave, who has been 3D printing for more than twelve years. The early years were hands-on in the truest sense: building his own machines, running production batches in the thousands, and rebuilding the workflow around them until it actually held up under volume.
In 2025 that turned into a business. The shop you're browsing is the direct result of those years — the sculptures and accessories we wanted to make ourselves, printed to the same standard we'd apply to a client's production run.
How your piece gets made
We print to order rather than pull finished stock off a shelf. That takes a little longer, and it's the reason you get to pick the colour and finish instead of taking whatever happens to be in the bin.
- Printed in-house. Every order runs on our own machines, with documented slicer settings so the tenth copy of a piece matches the first.
- Finished by hand. Supports removed, seams checked, dimensions verified. Anything that doesn't pass gets reprinted, not shipped.
- Packed properly. Sculptures have thin edges and fine detail. They go out padded, in a box that survives a courier.
- Shipped tracked. Across Canada and the United States, with a tracking number every time.
What we make
The catalogue splits into two halves that have more in common than they look.
On one side, sculptural work for a shelf or a desk, mythology busts, zodiac signs, dragons, and other pieces that exist to be looked at. On the other, gear that earns its place on a working desk: stands and accessories for gaming setups, and mounts and enclosures for mesh radio hardware like Meshtastic nodes, MMDVM boards, and hotspots.
Same workshop, same standard. One set is there to be looked at, the other to be used.
We build most of our sculptural work as series, adding pieces to a collection until it's complete and then starting another, so the catalogue grows steadily rather than all at once. New collections and new products go up regularly, the full catalogue is always the current picture, and our news page covers each launch as it happens.
Materials
We match the material to the job instead of printing everything in the same plastic. PLA for display pieces, where surface detail matters most. PETG where a part needs to take some abuse. ABS for anything that will sit near heat. TPU when it has to flex. If you're wondering what a specific product is printed in, it's listed on the product page.
Something we don't make yet?
Custom work is genuinely part of what we do, not an afterthought. Replacement parts, personalized gifts, a variation on something in the catalogue, or a small production run of your own design, send us a description, a sketch, or a CAD file and we'll quote it, usually within a day. We'll also tell you honestly if it isn't a good fit for FDM printing.
The Collectors Club
Most of our collections are built as series, and a lot of our customers come back for the next piece. The Collectors Club rewards that: 10% off from your second item, 25% from the fourth, and up to 40% from the eighth.
Getting in touch
Questions about an order, a colour, or a piece you're considering? We answer them ourselves — there's no support queue between you and the workshop.
- Phone: +1 418-476-2370
- Contact form
- Free shipping on orders over $40