Our work

Real parts, real jobs. Three to start with, and we are adding to this page as we go.

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The broken handle on its own.

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The printed handle on its own.

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The handle fitted to the pan and in use.

The pan handle that couldn’t be bought

The problem. The handle on a pan snapped. The pan was fine. The handle was not sold separately, and the pan was not made any more. The whole pan was about to be thrown away because one plastic part broke.

What we did. Scanned the broken handle, including the fitting that bolts onto the pan. Rebuilt it as a CAD model. Printed a new one.

The result. The pan is back in use. The handle cost a fraction of a new pan, and the file is on record, so the next one takes minutes.

Why it matters. This is the whole business in one small job. A thing you own is useless because one part broke and nobody sells that part. We measure what is left and make a new one.

→ This was our replacement part offer, from R2,250.

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The empty dash opening in the car.

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The printed dashboard on the bench.

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The dashboard fitted in the car.

An aftermarket dashboard for a project car

The problem. A client building project cars needed a dashboard that nobody makes. For a car this old there is no catalogue, no supplier and no second-hand one in good condition.

What we did. Designed the dashboard to fit the car, and printed it.

The result. A fitted dashboard in a car that could not have had one otherwise.

Why it matters. Restorers hit this wall constantly. The part does not exist and no amount of money will buy it. Design and print is the only route left.

→ This was design and print work. Start with a free quote.

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The head with a person standing next to it for scale. Scale means nothing without a human in the frame.

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The head in place at the filling station.

An oversized LEGO head for a filling station

The problem. A filling station wanted a display piece big enough to stop traffic.

What we did. Printed an oversized LEGO head as a large-format display print.

The result. A display piece on the forecourt, visible from the road.

Why it matters. It shows scale. Our machines are not just making palm-sized brackets. If you need something big enough to be seen from across a parking lot, we can print it.

→ Ask us about display and promotional prints. Get a quote.

What we are working on next

We are a new workshop and we are honest about it. This page has three jobs on it today. It will have ten within a few months, and the next ones will be industrial: brackets, housings, guards and obsolete spares from real machines.

If you have a part nobody can replace, we would like it to be number four.

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