How it works

You describe it. We make it.

No CAD, no software, no minimum order. Tell the engine what you want and it does the designing.

01

Describe it in normal words

“A stand for my phone.” “A knob to replace the broken one on my stove.” “Something cool, you decide.” If you have measurements, give them. If not, the engine picks sensible ones and tells you what it chose.

02

Look at it from every side

You see the actual part that will be printed — angle, front and top — with its size, what it is printed in, and the price. Not a stock photo, the real thing.

03

Change anything you like

Ask for it taller, thicker, with a bigger hole, in a tougher plastic. It redesigns and shows you again. Keep going until it is right.

04

Hit print and pay

Card payment, one price with shipping already included. Your email and address, and that is it. An account is made for you so you can reorder later in one click.

05

It shows up

We print it here in Southern California and post it to you at no extra cost. Most parts go out within a couple of days.

Straight answers

What we can and cannot do.

Size

Up to 288 mm*

About the size of a shoebox end, in one piece. Bigger things can be made in parts that fit together — just ask.

*Today's limit. We add bigger machines as we grow, so this only ever goes up.

Material

Tough plastics

We choose the right one for the job — hard-wearing, weatherproof or flexible, whichever your thing needs. You do not have to know any of that.

Not metal

We print plastic

No metal, no machining, no casting. If you need metal, say so and we will point you somewhere sensible.

Shapes

Solid shapes, not sculpture

Great at brackets, stands, boxes, spacers, mounts and holders. Fine detail like small lettering is not its strength.

Speed

Days, not weeks

Most orders print and ship within a couple of days. Big batches take longer and we will tell you up front.

Batches

One or fifty

Order one to see if it works, then order more. Need hundreds? Talk to us.

Try it. It costs nothing to look.

Describe something and see what comes back.