Test the fit
Check dimensions and the way components come together before committing to production.
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FUNCTION / FIT / SCALE
Built to test.
Ready to move forward.
Turn digital designs into tangible thermoplastic parts. Explore fit, function, enclosures, fixtures, and larger prototypes with a process chosen around how your part will be used.
FDM PRINTING / FUNCTIONAL PARTS
START WITH THE APPLICATION
What do you
need it to do?
We begin with the purpose of the part, then work through the decisions that get it there.
Solve a workshop problem
Create purpose-built fixtures, adapters, organizers, and tools around the task.
Think a little bigger
Discuss larger models and multi-part assemblies, including how sections will join.
THE DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
A thoughtful process.
A more useful result.
Material
Start with the application: stiffness, temperature, wear, outdoor exposure, and appearance all influence the choice.
Orientation
Layer direction affects strength and visible surfaces. Tell us which faces and loads matter.
Surface and structure
Walls, internal structure, supports, and finishing work together. A stronger part is not always a heavier one.
YOUR FIRST STEP
Let’s look at
your project.
You don’t need everything ready. Send what you have and tell us what you need next.
- Your model or a dimensioned sketch
- Quantity and overall size
- How the part will be used
- Critical fit, finish, and timing requirements
GOOD QUESTIONS
A few things
to know.
FDM or resin—which should I choose?
FDM is a useful starting point for thermoplastic prototypes and larger functional parts. Resin is often worth considering for finer features and presentation. Tell us the use case and we can help choose.
Can I request a large part?
Yes. Share the model and overall dimensions so we can discuss build size, splitting, joining, and finish.
How is the online estimate calculated?
The initial estimate is $25 per quote plus $0.35 per cubic centimeter of modeled solid volume, multiplied by quantity. Final production details are reviewed before a confirmed quote.
Let’s make
your next idea real.
A model, a sketch, a physical part, or just a question. Start where you are.
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