Every part. Every system. Engineered.
Six core disciplines that take your project from a rough idea to a working, manufacturable prototype.
Custom Part Design
High-precision CAD modeling optimized for strength and manufacturability.
Mechanical System Design
Full assemblies with motion studies and interference checks.
Reverse Engineering
Accurate CAD models from sketches or existing parts.
Technical Drawings & Documentation
Fully dimensioned drawings, tolerancing, exploded views and BOM creation.
Prototyping & Hardware Integration
CAD files prepared for CNC machining, 3D printing and electronics assembly.
Concept-to-Product Development
A complete pipeline from idea to manufacturable prototype.
Every prototype we ship is built on production-grade hardware.
No benchtop tinkering. Your parts are printed on precision FDM or large-format resin systems, in materials chosen for function — not just fit and finish.
Bambu Lab H2S
FDM · High PrecisionCarbon-fiber reinforced nylon for strong, rigid functional parts that hold up to real testing.
Formlabs Form 4L
SLA · Large FormatEngineering-grade resin for durable, impact-resistant prototypes with a smooth finish.
All shipped prototypes are produced on one of these two systems.
100% made in the USA — designed, engineered and manufactured in Cincinnati, Ohio, with no foreign contact.
Scale from one prototype to a full production run.
Our print farm runs Bambu Lab H2S and Formlabs Form 4L systems in parallel, so the same part can be produced once or a thousand times — without leaving Cincinnati.

Bambu Lab H2S
FDM · High-VolumeA fleet of carbon-fiber-capable FDM printers running in parallel for high-throughput production of strong, functional parts.

Formlabs Form 4L
SLA · Large FormatLarge-build resin systems for production runs of durable, engineering-grade parts with a smooth, injection-molded finish.
100% made in the USA — designed, engineered and manufactured in Cincinnati, Ohio, with no foreign contact.
Idea
CAD
Hardware + Electronics
Working Prototype
Need one service — or all of them?
Tell us where you are in the process and we'll pick it up from there.

