DREMC Announces a Prusa Research Reseller in Brisbane Australia - DREMC STORE 3D Printing Supplies

We’re thrilled to officially announce that DREMC is now an authorised reseller of Prusa Research! We’ve long admired Prusa’s impact on the 3D printing industry. We couldn’t be prouder to represent the brand and bring Prusa’s trusted products directly to our Australian customers.

Over the coming weeks and months, we plan to stock a wide range of Prusa materials, parts, and accessories from the Core One to the Prusa XL. Please note that while we’ll carry consumables and spares locally, full printer units will remain drop‑shipped directly from Prusa until later this year, once we’ve secured additional warehouse space.

We will continue to build one of the a comprehensive catalogs of spares in the local 3D printing space in Australia, combining top-tier consumer brands with the best of the DIY and enthusiast ecosystem. Whether you need plug-and-play reliability or fully customisable builds, we’re committed to being your one-stop shop for everything 3D printing.

Stay tuned, inventory is landing soon. Follow us for updates on availability and launch specials. 

Happy printing,
The DREMC Team

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