Got a 3D model? Got a broken part? I'll print it.
Three 3D printers, ready to go. Replacement parts, custom fixes, organizers, mounts, decorations, gifts — from your own file, from the big model libraries, or modeled from a photo when the part doesn't exist yet.
Every job is quoted before it prints. Local to Hot Springs and I can drop it off; anywhere else and it ships. You get a photo of the finished piece before it leaves the bench.
Accepts STL · 3MF · a model link · or a photo with something for scale
What people actually send
Mostly practical stuff. If yours isn't on this list, send it anyway — the answer is usually yes.
Replacement parts
The clip that snapped, the knob that's discontinued, the bracket nobody sells anymore. Send a photo with a ruler in it and I'll tell you whether it's printable.
Custom fixes & adapters
Something that almost fits. A mount that needs to be two inches longer. A holder for that one odd-shaped tool. Measured, modeled, printed.
Organizers & holders
Drawer inserts, tool holders, cable tidies, wall mounts, desk organizers — sized to your space instead of the closest thing on a shelf.
Wall & shelf mounts
Controller hangers, headphone hooks, remote caddies, phone stands, bracket plates — printed strong enough to actually hold the thing.
Anything from the model libraries
Thingiverse, Printables, Cults3D, MyMiniFactory, CGTrader — found a model you love? Send the link. I'll check it's printable and quote it.
Decorations, gifts & small batches
Name plates, ornaments, figurines, event favors, a dozen of the same thing for a team or a classroom. Color choices available.
How it works
Send a file, a link, or a photo
STL or 3MF if you have one. A link to the model if you found it online. A clear photo with something for scale if it's a broken part.
Get a real quote
I check printability, size, material, and time, and reply with a price. Simple library prints are usually quoted the same day. Nothing prints until you say yes.
Pick it up, get it delivered, or have it shipped
Local to Hot Springs? I can drop it off. Not local? It ships. Either way you get a photo of the finished print before it leaves.
Questions people ask first
What if I don't have a 3D file?
Send a photo of the object (with a ruler or a coin in the shot for scale) and a sentence about what it needs to do. Simple parts can often be modeled from that. Complex mechanical parts may need measurements or the original to work from — I'll tell you up front.
How much does a print cost?
Small library prints usually run in the $10–$30 range including material. Larger, multi-part, or custom-modeled pieces are quoted individually. You always get the number before anything prints.
What materials and colors?
PLA and PETG in a range of colors for most jobs; tougher materials for parts that live outdoors or take stress. Tell me where the part will live and I'll pick the right one.
How long does it take?
Most single prints are done within a few days of approval. Batches and large pieces take longer — the quote includes a turnaround estimate.
Can you design something from scratch?
Yes, for practical parts and simple shapes. If it needs an engineer or a sculptor I'll say so rather than sell you something half-right.
Need something that's more invention than print — a gadget, a prototype, AI plus hardware? That's on the bench too: tell me the idea.