Below is the kind of work we build day to day, with the process, material and quantity behind each. Photography of individual jobs goes up as customers approve it — we do not publish anyone's parts without permission.
Two-part housings printed while an injection tool is still being cut, so a pilot launch does not slip. We install heat-set inserts, print gasket channels in place and paint to a named color.
Acrylic panels cut to a PCB connector layout with engraved legends and light-pipe windows. Kerf is compensated so the panel drops into an extruded case without filing.
BOMs sourced line by line through authorized channels, with allocated or end-of-life parts swapped for alternates you approve, then counted and kitted for whoever assembles next.
Bench fixtures that hold boards for probe testing, guide harness routing or speed up repetitive assembly — the kind of part that pays for itself in a week and gets revised twice.
SLS nylon parts with dense vent patterns, snap fits and living-hinge covers that would need tooling in any other process — printed support-free and optionally dyed black.
Engraved hardwood, acrylic and leather goods cut and finished, then packed in your branded mailers and dropshipped per order as your storefront sells them.