For workshops
Layout templates, assembly spacers, tool holders, and small fixtures designed around your workpiece and process.
Shop templates & fixtures →ABOUT THE WORKSHOPA local maker.
A local maker.
Your particular problem.
Charleston 3D Printing is an independent, owner-operated business based in Charleston, South Carolina. We make custom parts from the photos, sketches, measurements, and CAD files you bring us.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PARTS
Hi, I’m Cody Dragon.
I started Charleston 3D Printing to help turn practical ideas into useful physical parts. I have hands-on experience printing a wide range of items, and I’m building this business around the projects that need a more individual approach.
A workshop template, a missing fitting, or an organizer for an awkward space starts with understanding the job it needs to do. That’s why we ask for measurements and context before moving into design and production.
Get in touch →Parts that start with a real use.
For repairs and ideas
Replacement fittings, covers, knobs, prototypes, and small runs, with suitability reviewed for each application.
Replacement parts →For life around the coast
Boat organizers, accessory holders, and fit prototypes made around the space and conditions you describe.
Boat accessories →A clear brief, a reviewed design, an agreed next step.
Submitting a project is free. We review the references and intended use, identify any missing details, and confirm the design scope, price, and timing before production. For a new fit or a repeat order, checking a first physical part can help resolve adjustments before making more.
Printed parts have visible layer texture, and suitability depends on geometry, material, loading, and environment. We discuss those requirements as part of the project review. Safety-critical, structural, steering, fuel-system, and through-hull parts are outside our current offering.
Made in Charleston. Shipped to you.
We operate online and ship completed orders. There is no public storefront, walk-in service, or customer pickup location.
LET’S LOOK AT YOUR PROJECT
Share your brief Start with what you have.
A photo, a sketch, a CAD file, or a problem worth solving.