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Custom parts, designed and made by Utah Valley Plastics

We do 3D printing, CNC machining, and laser cutting. Bring us a sketch, a CAD file, or just an idea. We'll design the part, build a prototype you can hold, and make as many as you need, usually with a finished design in under a week.

What we make, and how

Milling, turning, routing, laser cutting, and 3D printing under one roof, for parts of any size. We pick the process that fits your part: its shape, the material it needs, and how many you need.

More about what we make

The right material for the job

We stock and source a wide range of materials, so your part gets the strength, flexibility, or finish it actually needs.

Plastics

Machined, routed, and laser cut

  • Acrylic
  • Polycarbonate
  • Delrin (acetal)
  • HDPE
  • Nylon
  • PVC
  • Polystyrene

3D printing

FDM filaments and resins

  • PLA
  • ABS
  • Nylon
  • TPU (flexible)
  • Standard resin
  • Tough resin

Metals

Machined and turned

  • Aluminum 6061
  • Aluminum 7075
  • Stainless steel
  • Carbon steel
  • Brass
  • Galvanized steel

Wood and sheet

Routed and laser cut

  • Plywood
  • MDF
  • Hardwood
  • Cardboard
  • Paper

Leather and fabric

Laser cut and engraved

  • Leather
  • Fabric

Don't see your material?

We source most metals, plastics, and sheet goods, or you can supply your own and we'll take the material cost off your quote.

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Got a quote somewhere else? We'll beat it.

Send us a written quote from another US shop for the same part, and we'll beat their price.

How price matching works

Common questions

Who does 3D printing in Utah County?

Utah Valley Plastics is a 3D printing service in Spanish Fork, Utah, working with customers across Utah County and Utah Valley. We print in FDM and SLA resin, and we can also design the part for you if you don't have a 3D model yet.

Can I get affordable CNC machined parts in Utah?

Yes. We machine parts in aluminum, steel, and engineering plastics here in Spanish Fork. To keep costs down, we recommend the least expensive process that meets your requirements. A prototype is sometimes cheaper to 3D print or laser cut before you commit to machining. Quotes are free.

Do I need a CAD file to get started?

No. You can send a CAD file, a hand sketch, a photo of an existing part, or a written description. If you don't have a model, we'll create one and send it to you for approval before anything is made.

How long does it take to get a part made?

Most clients see a finished design in less than a week. Production time depends on the process, the material, and the quantity. We'll give you a timeline with your quote, usually within one business day.

Can you make just one part, or only large orders?

Both. We make single prototypes and one-off replacement parts as well as short production runs.

What materials do you work with?

3D printing in PLA, ABS, Nylon, TPU, and SLA resin; plastics such as acrylic, PVC, and polystyrene; metals including aluminum, stainless steel, and carbon steel; and wood, MDF, leather, and glass for laser cutting. If you need a material that isn't listed, ask and we'll check whether we can source it.

What can you make with laser cutting?

Flat parts and panels such as enclosures, signs, gaskets, brackets, and decorative pieces, cut from acrylic, wood, leather, and metal.

How do I get a quote?

The fastest way is our instant quote: upload a file and see a price in seconds, with a copy emailed to you. No file? Describe your part in a sentence for a rough price range, or call (801) 613-1420 or email info@utahvalleyplastics.com with a description, photo, or sketch. Quotes are free with no obligation. We're open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Mountain Time, and visits are by appointment.

What free tools do you have?

Four, all free: an instant quote that prices your file in seconds; Describe your part, which suggests ways to make a part and a rough price range from a sentence or two; a CAD file viewer that opens STEP, STL, DXF, and other files right in your browser; and an STL to STEP converter that turns a 3D printing mesh into a solid you can edit in CAD.

Can I view a STEP, STL, or DXF file online without CAD software?

Yes. Our free CAD file viewer opens STEP and STP, IGES and IGS, BREP, STL, OBJ, 3MF, DXF, and SVG files in your browser. Rotate the part, switch views, and see its size in inches, plus volume and weight for 3D parts, or cut length and number of shapes for flat drawings. Nothing is uploaded.

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Tell us what you need made.

Call or email with a description, a photo, or a file. We'll get back to you with an honest quote, usually within one business day. No obligation.