3D printing · CNC · Prototyping

3D printing, CNC & prototyping, built to your specs.

Small-scale prototyping and fabrication consulting. We model custom parts to your specifications, then print or machine them in-house, or help you understand what it will take to make your idea real.

Capabilities

What we offer.

A hands-on, right-sized practice for people who need a prototype but can't build one themselves, or who have questions about 3D fabrication and modeling.
  • Custom STL & 3D Models

    Models built from your sketches, measurements, reference parts, or written specifications, delivered as STL files ready for printing and prototyping.

  • 3D Printing

    Prototype parts printed in-house on our own printer, from first form studies to fit checks and functional test pieces.

  • CNC Machining

    Small parts and one-off prototypes cut in-house on our own CNC machine, for when a printed part isn't the right fit.

  • Fabrication Consulting

    Straight answers on how to make something: which process fits, what to design differently, and what a prototype can and can't tell you.

Process

How a prototype comes together.

Most projects follow the same short loop, and you can join at any step, from a napkin sketch to a finished model that just needs printing.
  • You share a sketch, measurements, a reference part, or a written specification
  • We ask the questions that matter for fit, function, and material before modeling anything
  • We model the part and send you an STL to review
  • We print or machine a prototype, or hand off the files so you can make it yourself
  • We refine the design based on what the physical part shows you

Scope

Built for prototypes, not production.

  • Right-Sized by Design

    We work at a very small scale: one-offs and test pieces. That keeps projects fast, flexible, and affordable for people who just need a prototype.

  • Modeling and Making Together

    The person modeling your part is the person printing or cutting it, so designs account for how the part will actually be made.

  • Honest Guidance

    If your idea needs a different process or a larger shop, we'll say so and help you plan the next step.

Have a part to make, or a question about fabrication?

Tell us what you're trying to build. Contact us to schedule a consultation.

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