Anything from a quick prototype 3D print to fully engineered parts that move through a chain of 3D printers, CNC machines and UV printers to come out as the finished thing.
It usually starts with an idea — sometimes a quick sketch, sometimes a problem nobody has a part for yet. From there it moves into 3D CAD, then off to whichever machines best fit the job. Most of the time it's a combination: a 3D-printed body, a CNC-cut plate, a UV-printed graphic on top.
The point is precision and turnaround. Small batches, custom one-offs, prototypes, scale models, jigs, brackets, casings, signage — anything where digital design meets physical material.
Each machine has its sweet spot. Most projects pass through more than one.
FDM and resin — from quick functional prototypes in PLA to fine-detail resin parts. Great for prototyping, casings, brackets, custom replacements and one-off creations.
Subtractive precision — milling and routing wood, plastics and soft metals to tolerances 3D printing can't reach. Ideal for plates, panels, mechanical parts and structural components.
Direct-to-substrate full-colour UV printing on almost anything flat — wood, plastic, metal, acrylic. Crisp graphics, custom labels, branded panels and finished surfaces.
Most of my work starts on a screen — parametric CAD, mesh modelling, technical drawings. The cleaner the model, the better the part comes out the other end.
Talk through the problem. Reference parts, dimensions, materials, finish. Quick sketches to align on direction.
Detailed CAD model with the right tolerances, joints and tool paths in mind from the start.
Print, mill, route or UV-print — sometimes one machine, often a chain of two or three.
Cleanup, sanding, assembly and any final UV graphics on top. Hand over the finished thing.
Prototypes, custom parts, scale models, signage — projects that have rolled off the machines.















Prototype, one-off, custom replacement, scale model — if it can be designed, it can probably be fabricated. Send a quick message with what you have in mind.