Designing, printing, having fun.
The workshop mid-shift: a plate of parts coming off, a bench with a fixture on it, a docket beside a finished job.
What we print
Your part, printed here.
This is a workshop rather than a shelf, so what follows is the kinds of work rather than a range of objects. Send a file, or a photograph with three dimensions on it, and the drawing comes back before anything goes on the plate.
2 in this group
Short runs and prototypes
Twenty of the same thing, or one thing twice while you get it right.
Every job leaves with its numbers on the docket, and the file stays yours, so the second one is a reprint rather than a redraw.
Which polymer suits your part falls out of three answers: how hot it gets, how wet it gets, and whether it needs to bend or stay rigid. The material pages set out what each one does, in as much detail as you want.
Lead times run from a day for something small to a fortnight for a batch, and the quote names the setting before the print happens. Nothing here is a part we stock: it is your part, printed once the drawing is agreed.
Made to your drawing
Send the drawing and we print it.
A file and two sentences is a quotable enquiry. The quote comes back the same working day with the settings we intend to use, and an opinion about how the part will behave in the direction it is actually loaded.