Every 3D printing project we've shipped, by what we made.
Real client work from our Bournemouth workshop · small-batch production, event activations, engineering parts, and obsolete-part restoration. Brackets, props, dashboards, jigs, exhibition builds · printed, finished and shipped under deadline. Pick by sector, by service, or jump to a full write-up.
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Here's the whole process · idea to parts in your hands, in 6 simple steps. We walk you through what we need from you, what we do at our end, and what shows up at your door. Sketch, photo, file or just a description · we'll work with whatever you've got. Two-minute read, no jargon.
Engineering parts and product development
Event activations and large-scale builds
Small-batch production — printed and shipped
Restoring obsolete and niche parts
"My job is most like…" — start here
Use what your part looks like, not what it's called. Sector matters less than the shape of the job: how many, how fast, and how strict the tolerances are.
Small-batch production
Repeatable parts, colour-matched, tolerance held across the whole run.
Event activations
One-off centrepieces, dispenser props, hand-finished — landing for a launch date.
Product development
From sketch to engineered CAD to a finished part you can build a product on.
Niche & obsolete parts
The original part exists, the original supplier doesn't. We measure, model, print, ship.
Large-scale builds
Multi-panel exhibition pieces, structurally bonded, finished show-floor ready.
Brief → CAD (Computer-Aided Design) → first print → batch → ship. Same five steps, every time.
Every case above started with a brief and ended with a shipped part. The cards show what the part was; the strip below shows what happened between those two points. The same process builds scale models for architects and developers — planning, presentation and marketing-suite pieces, including models with separable components.
Brief
Send a sketch, a photo, a CAD file or a part. our team reads it, not a form.
Engineering CAD
From concept to an engineered model — with tolerances, wall thicknesses and a print-ready build orientation.
First print + review
One unit, signed off in person or by photo, before the run starts.
Batch run
Tolerance held part-to-part. Post-processed, finished, packed.
Shipped
DPD next-day across the UK. Repeat orders skip Step 2.
A few of the clients we've made parts for
Got a part, a sketch, or a deadline like one of these?
Send it to our team, the two founders. You'll get an engineer-reviewed quote within 2 hours — not a form reply.