Services · For hire
Bring us the problem
The same pipeline behind our own products is available for hire. Three services — modelling and printing, scanning, and software — covering an idea that needs to become an object, a part that keeps breaking, or a workflow that needs a tool.
How it runs
Three steps, whatever the service
Physical or virtual, the work moves the same way: understand what's actually failing, build the first real version early, then change it until it holds.
/ 01 — SCOPE
Tell us what fails
A sketch, a photo of the broken part, or a description of the workflow. You get back what's buildable, what it will take, and — where it matters — what isn't worth doing.
/ 02 — PROTOTYPE
Build the first real one
A printed part you can load, or a program you can run. Early, so being wrong is cheap. Renders and specification documents are not the deliverable.
/ 03 — ITERATE
Change it until it holds
Fit checked, materials compared, tools used in real work. It's finished when it does the job under real conditions, not when the first version comes off the plate.
Service 01
3D modelling and 3D printing
Physical product development for hire. A part that snapped and isn't sold any more, a fixture that would save an hour a week, an idea that has never existed as an object — modelled, printed, and put under load until the geometry earns its keep.
Everything on the hardware line was designed and printed this way, in house. Nothing is farmed out.
- Good for
- Replacement and discontinued parts, functional prototypes, fixtures and jigs, small batch runs, and one-off objects that don't exist yet
- Materials
- PLA, PETG, ABS, and TPU as standard — plus most other FDM filaments, including material sourced specifically for your project
- You bring
- A sketch, a photo, a measurement, a physical sample, or existing CAD — whichever you actually have
- Deliverables
- Finished parts, supports removed and cleaned up — CAD files by arrangement
Service 02
3D scanning In commissioning
Some geometry is faster to capture than to measure. Scanning turns a physical object into a digital model — the honest starting point when a new part has to mate with something that already exists, when a shape is too organic to dimension by hand, or when something too large to hold needs to become a model you can.
Status
Scanning hardware is being specified now. Enquiries are open — get in touch and we'll be straight with you about timing before anything is scheduled.
Service 03
Software development
Not every problem is an object. If what keeps costing you time is a spreadsheet held together by habit, a task nobody wants to do twice, or a tool you keep wishing existed — that's a specification, not an annoyance. It gets built into something you can actually run.
No technical vocabulary required on your side. Describe the workflow and where it breaks; the architecture is our problem.
Work with us
Not sure which one you need?
Most jobs arrive as a description of something that isn't working. Send that. You'll get back an honest read on whether it's a printed part, a scan, a program — or none of the above.
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