I have a file
Send the available STL/3MF mesh or STEP CAD information. We check suitability before quoting.
3D Modeling & Printing
Need a part you cannot find? Let’s assess it.
Replacement parts, prototypes, and custom designs—modeled and printed in-house. Start with a part, sketch, measurements, or model file.
From reference to prototype
See how a missing cover becomes a design.
01 / Reference
Measure the mating edges, hole positions, and clearances.
02 / Proposed replacement
Model the cover and print an agreed prototype for evaluation.
03 / Fit review comes before a production decision.
Check attachment, alignment, interference, and access against the application. Record revisions, then agree material, finish, and quantity.
AI-generated concept images. They do not establish a manufactured part, tested fit, strength, or application suitability.
Three ways to start
You do not always need a model file.
I have a part
Bring photos with a scale, the reference part if available, and the dimensions it must fit.
I have an idea
Start with a sketch and intended use. We define the geometry and constraints before modeling.
What determines the quote
The application sets the requirements.
Material and process
Chosen after reviewing loads, temperature, exposure, and intended use.
Size and tolerances
Overall dimensions and critical mating features determine feasibility.
Surface and finish
Agree appearance, layer visibility, and any finishing work.
Modeling and iterations
CAD work, prototype revisions, and production printing are separate line items.
Quantity and timing
Design readiness, print time, revisions, and quantity affect delivery.
Files and delivery
Confirm model handover and pickup or shipping in the quote.
We confirm supported materials, build size, and turnaround for your specific part. Demanding or safety-critical applications require individual assessment.
What you receive
A part brief, a model, and an agreed prototype.
- Application and feasibility review
- Separate CAD/modeling and printing quote
- Prototype checks and an agreed production decision
Scope and handover details
A feasibility review and separate pricing for modeling, prototype iterations, and printing. The quote confirms material, part size, critical tolerances, finish, file handover, and delivery arrangements.
What we need from you
Photos with a scale, a reference part or sketch, dimensions, quantity, and intended use. Tell us if you have STL/3MF mesh files or STEP CAD; file suitability is checked before quoting.
How we check the result
Material selection follows the job: a visual mock-up has different needs from a loaded outdoor part. We confirm available materials and machine limits for your design. Fit is reviewed against the mating part; changes and additional iterations are agreed before production.
Your proposal confirms inclusions, costs, ownership, and support. Third-party fees and ongoing work are identified separately.
Before you decide
Questions you may be asking.
No. Feasibility depends on materials, geometry, tolerances, and working conditions. Safety-critical, food-contact, automotive, and other demanding applications need individual assessment. No certification or suitability is implied.
Describe intended use, dimensions, quantity, temperature or chemical exposure, and available references. Submit the initial enquiry; we will arrange how to supply photographs or model files. This form does not upload attachments.
Design and reverse-engineering work are quoted separately from printing. Material availability, delivery, model-file handover, and production limits are confirmed for each accepted project.
Your next step
Tell us what the part needs to do.
Include intended use, dimensions, quantity, and operating conditions. We will arrange how to receive reference photos or files.
Request a part assessment