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Products we already make
5 in the shop today, printed to order or held in stock. From a £15 hinge to a £250 grille.
3D Printworx
Parts you cannot buy anywhere else
Specialist products and hard-to-find replacements, manufactured here on our own machines. Every one exists because somebody needed a part that was no longer made — and if you are holding one of those now, we may cover the scanning and engineering to bring it back.
How a replacement gets made
Scan the original, rebuild it as CAD, print it in production nylon, check it fits. Then it exists forever.
Can’t find the part you need?
Tell us about it. If we think other people need the same thing, we cover the scanning and reverse engineering — you just pay for the part.
What we make
Two different things sit in this list. Some are replacements for parts you can no longer buy; some never existed until somebody needed one. Both start the same way.
Replacement part
Denon Door Hinge (Right/Black)
Denon stopped supplying the hinge. The plastic goes brittle and snaps, and the receivers are still in use.
£15ex VAT
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Replacement part
Denon Door Hinge (Left/Black)
The other side of the same door, and the same story — recreated once, printed ever since.
£15ex VAT
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Replacement part
Seat Leon Cupra R Mk1 Hex Grill 1995-2005
A twenty-year-old trim part nobody makes any more, on a car people are still restoring.
£250ex VAT
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Our own design
Orbea Ordu Top Tube Nutrition Bento Box
Nothing on the market fitted the frame, so the bike was scanned and a box designed around its actual geometry.
£175ex VAT
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Our own design
Roadie Bike Holder
Designed here to solve one specific problem, then printed repeatedly because other people had it too.
£25ex VAT
See the part3 of the 5 are replacements for discontinued parts. The rest of the shop carries materials, spares and accessories.
How a part gets made
Normally recreating a component means paying for scanning, reverse engineering, design and printing before you get anything at all. That is why a single replacement usually costs more than the machine it goes in.
Tell us about the part
Photographs, what it came off, and why it is hard to get.
We look at it properly
Feasibility, how it would be scanned, what it would print in, safety and IP.
We scan and reverse engineer it
At our cost, if we think the part has a life beyond your one.
You buy the part
You pay for the component, not for the engineering that made it possible.
It joins the shop
The next person who needs one can simply order it.
Two ways to buy
Some of these we keep on the shelf. The rest exist as a digital model and get made when somebody orders one — which is what makes a part with twenty buyers a year worth selling at all.
In stock
Ready to dispatch
On the shelf in Whitchurch. Ordered before 3pm and it goes out the same day.
Print on demand
Made for your order
Manufactured specifically for you — five working days, then shipping. Nothing is waiting on a supplier; we simply make it.
Got a part nobody sells any more?
A hinge, a bracket, a knob, a cover, a clip, a bezel, a mount, a fitting. Off a machine, a camera, an instrument, a boat, a tractor, a lab bench — the equipment matters far less than whether other people are stuck with the same problem.