PRINTED NOW.
MACHINED
NEXT.
Everything shipping today comes off our in-house print farm — dialed-in FDM and resin, checked against spec before it leaves the floor. CNC machining is the next chapter: titanium and steel hardware is on the roadmap, not just a mood board.
What We Make
3D Printing
Custom enclosures, rapid prototypes, small-batch runs, and finished printed hardware — all off our own FDM and resin machines, inspected before they leave the floor.
VIEW THE PRINT SHOP →Metal Fabrication
Titanium, S35VN steel, and 6061 aluminum hardware machined in-house. The concept lineup is designed — we're building up to the tolerances before anything ships.
SEE WHAT'S COMING →Inside The Shop
We started in a two-car garage with one 3D printer and a pricing spreadsheet that was wrong for the first eight months. Every part that ships today still comes off print beds in that same building — just with three more printers and considerably less guessing.
CNC is next. We're not bolting a hardware line onto the catalog before we can actually hold the tolerances we'd put our name on — so titanium and steel stay on the roadmap until the machines and the process are ready to ship, not just spec'd on paper.
Got a part in mind?
Send us a model or just describe what you need. We'll come back with material options, a price, and a realistic lead time — usually within a business day.