Get the part working.
Mechanical design, 3D printing, and small runs for Chicago teams building products and equipment.
An engineer replies within 4 business hours. Chicago pickup and courier.
One mechanical engineer, from first review to finished part.
We review the requirements, quote the work, and agree on what the part needs to prove.
Meet the engineerStart with the work you need.
Resolve a fit, mounting, or assembly question with CAD and a physical prototype. Scope and revisions agreed before work starts.
Need a different process? CNC work is assessed and sourced through independent shops.
See the kinds of parts we work on.
Demonstration models, not customer projects.
- Mounting bracketHold a component to a frame, rail, or panel.What does it bolt to, and what load and environment does it see?
- Fit-check clipProve a snap or a clearance before committing to a design.Which features have to fit, and how many variants would settle it?
- Assembly fixtureLocate a component during assembly.What needs to align, and how is it held?
- Drill guidePut holes where the drawing says, on repeated parts.How many holes, what diameter, and how many guides in the batch?




Agree on the part before making it.
Send the requirements
A drawing, sketch, or photo, plus the use, quantity, and date you need it.
Review the scope
We confirm the deliverables, price, checks, and schedule. Design and testing are scoped separately from printing.
Make and review
We make the agreed parts and record the agreed checks. Revisions and repeat batches use an approved file.
Standard printing takes 3–5 business days after approval. Design and sourced work are scheduled separately. Next-day rush is confirmed per job.
Printing specificationsCommon questions
What does your next part need to do?
Send the drawing, sketch, or problem. We’ll review the next step.
Send your project