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you can’t find?
Let’s make it.
Prototypes, fixtures, and small batches for local businesses. Built around your problem, starting with your photos, sketches, or files.
Custom work starts with a conversation. No CAD file required.What are you working on?
Custom prototypes in Charleston
Develop a custom prototype from your photos, sketches, measurements, or CAD files. Review the design and quote before production.
Explore the service 02Custom jigs and fixtures in Charleston
Request custom positioning guides, assembly aids, and workshop fixtures designed around your process and measurements.
Explore the service 03Custom replacement parts in Charleston
Share photos and measurements of a broken or unavailable part for a custom replacement feasibility review and quote.
Explore the service 04Small-batch 3D printing in Charleston
Request a quote for a small run of custom parts with a reviewed design, agreed quantity, and clear production scope.
Explore the serviceA clear path from
“could we?” to a part.
Start with the details you know. We’ll identify what needs a closer look before you commit to production.
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Show us the problem
Upload references and tell us what the part needs to do, where it fits, and how many you need.
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Review the design & quote
Confirm the scope, inspect the proposed revision, and request changes before approving.
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Print, inspect, and hand off
After payment and production review, your job joins the queue. Follow its progress through your project page.
A better brief. A better starting point.
How to brief a custom part from photos
A practical checklist for photographing a part, explaining its function, and supplying the measurements needed for a custom design.
Read the guide BUYING GUIDEWhat goes into a custom 3D printing quote?
Understand design work, print preparation, unit pricing, inspection, and shipping before comparing custom 3D printing quotes.
Read the guide DESIGN REVIEWA checklist for reviewing your first prototype
Review the purpose, dimensions, fit, revision, and quote before approving a prototype, then record what you learn from the physical part.
Read the guideA few useful answers.
Can I start with a photo instead of a CAD file?
Yes. Share several views, measurements, and a description of the intended use. Photos are references; important dimensions and hidden features may need clarification before design.
How much will my project cost?
Each custom request is reviewed before quoting. Design work, quantity, production requirements, and handoff affect the scope. You can review the proposal before committing to production.
Can you reproduce any part?
We review suitability for each application. Tell us about critical loads, heat, chemicals, or safety-related use early. Some parts will require a different manufacturing approach.
How soon can I get my parts?
Include your preferred date in the brief. Timing depends on design review, revisions, and the production queue; we confirm the proposed lead time with your quote.
Start with what you have.
A photo, a sketch, a CAD file, or a problem worth solving.