A workbench with the broken original beside the printed replacement, both in shot, a caliper across one of them.

Products · One-off parts

One part, printed once.

A knob, a bracket, a clip, a housing: the thing that broke on a machine older than the shop that sold it. Send the part, a photograph or a file, and it comes back as an object and as a model you keep.

Every job comes back with its numbers on the docket: dimensions in millimetres, mass in grams, material, wall count, infill, layer height, orientation, nozzle and lead time in days.

The file is yours. If the second one is needed in three years, it is a reprint rather than a redraw.

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.