Everything your product needs, from the first sketch to the finished part

What we do

• Work out the requirements with you: what the part has to do, what it attaches to, the loads, heat, and weather it sees, how many you need, and your budget.
• Sketch concepts and talk through the options before any detailed modeling, so you pick the direction.
• Model it in 3D CAD, from single parts to assemblies of parts that fit and move together.
• Design for manufacturing: we choose the process early and shape the part to suit it (draft, wall thickness, tool access, sheet layouts), which is often the biggest single cost saving.
• Choose materials for strength, stiffness, wear, heat, chemicals, UV, food contact, and appearance.
• Engineer the details: tolerances and fits, snap-fits, living hinges, bosses, ribs, threads, threaded inserts, fasteners, seals, and gaskets.
• Enclosures and housings designed around electronics, batteries, displays, buttons, connectors, and cable entries.
• Jigs, fixtures, and shop aids that hold, align, or speed up your own production.

What you get

• 3D models and images to review and approve before anything is made.
• STEP files for any CAD program, plus STL files for printing.
• PDF drawings with dimensions, tolerances, and notes, ready for any shop.
• DXF files for laser cutting and routing.
• You own the designs we create for you.
• Design work is quoted up front, so you know the cost before we start.

What we do

• Revise dimensions and features: resize, add or move holes, slots, mounting points, and text.
• Fix fit problems found during testing, such as parts that bind, rattle, or don't line up.
• Make parts stronger or lighter, with ribs, fillets, better wall thickness, or a different material.
• Reduce cost by simplifying features, relaxing tolerances that don't matter, or combining parts.
• Adapt a design to a new process: a printed prototype redesigned for machining or production, or a machined part made printable.
• Repair broken files: STL meshes with holes or errors, and imports that came through wrong.
• Convert formats: STL to STEP, 3D to 2D DXF, or drawings to 3D models.
• Update drawings to match the latest version of the part.

What you get

• Updated files in the formats you need, with the changes noted.
• A quick review of anything else we notice that could cause trouble when the part is made.
• A price for making the revised part, if you want us to make it.

Try our free STL to STEP converter or CAD file viewer first; we can take it from there.

What we do

• Measure the original from the part itself (bring it in by appointment) or from photos with a ruler and key measurements.
• Rebuild it in CAD, including the hard-to-see details: draft, threads, clips, and mating features.
• Fix the weak spot that made it break, with thicker sections, fillets, or a tougher material.
• Check the fit against the parts it mates with, with a quick printed test part when it matters.
• Make it in the right material, often stronger than the original: machined Delrin, aluminum, or steel instead of brittle plastic.

What you get

• A replacement part that fits and lasts.
• The CAD file, so the next one is a simple reorder.
• Spares made at the same time for a lower price per part.

What we do

• Program microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico for prototypes and small products.
• Read sensors and drive outputs: temperature, distance, position, buttons and switches, LEDs, displays, relays, motors, and servos.
• Connect devices over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB, so they can report data or be controlled from a phone or computer.
• Choose off-the-shelf boards and modules that fit your budget and size.
• Design enclosures around the electronics, with standoffs, cutouts for ports, displays, and buttons, ventilation, and cable strain relief.
• Wire and assemble prototypes and small batches, including soldering, connectors, and harnesses.

What you get

• A working prototype: electronics, enclosure, and firmware together.
• The source code, with notes on how it works and how to change settings.
• A parts list for the electronics, so you can build more.

What we do

• 3D print functional prototypes in PLA, PETG, ASA, ABS, Nylon, and flexible TPU, strong enough to test.
• Resin print detailed models with smooth surfaces and fine features for appearance and small precise parts.
• Machine or laser cut prototypes when the real material matters, such as aluminum or acrylic.
• Print several versions side by side so you can compare sizes, fits, or shapes in one round.
• Iterate quickly: test, tell us what to change, and get the next version fast.

What you get

• Looks-like models for appearance and works-like prototypes for testing.
• Advice on what to change before you commit to production.
• A clear path from prototype to production, with the same files.

What we do

• CNC milling: plates, brackets, housings, pockets, threads, and 3D surfaces in aluminum, steel, stainless, brass, and engineering plastics.
• CNC turning: shafts, bushings, pins, spacers, and threaded parts.
• CNC routing: large panels, signs, and fixtures from plywood, MDF, HDPE, and acrylic sheet.
• Laser cutting and engraving: detailed flat parts, signs, gaskets, and engraving in acrylic, wood, leather, and more.
• 3D printing: end-use parts, fixtures, and short runs where molds don't make sense.
• Any quantity: setup is charged once per job, so the price per part drops as you order more.
• Repeat orders cost less to set up, because the work is already programmed.

What you get

• An instant price for your file, confirmed by a person.
• Critical dimensions checked, and standard tolerance of ±0.005 in. on machined parts unless your drawing says otherwise.
• Parts made in the USA, to your drawing.

See the instant quote or our price match: send a written quote from another US shop and we'll beat it.

What we do

• Deburring on every machined part, so edges are clean and safe to handle.
• Bead blasting for an even matte finish, and anodizing for wear resistance and color on aluminum, on request.
• Engraving logos, part numbers, serial numbers, and labels.
• Tapped holes and threads cut directly into the part.
• Threaded inserts installed in printed and plastic parts for strong, reusable screw threads.

What you get

• Parts that are ready to install, not just cut.
• One price for the part and its finish.

What we do

• Assemble multi-part products, including hardware, fasteners, and electronics.
• Kit and package parts by set, so they arrive ready to use or sell.
• Pick up in Spanish Fork by appointment, or have your order shipped nationwide.
• Keep you posted from order to delivery.

What you get

• One contact for the whole job, from the first sketch to the delivered product.