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Five sectors, each with a page describing the parts it actually needs, what makes a good enquiry, and where a printed part is the wrong answer.
These pages exist because the useful question is not "what can you print" but "does this suit what I do". Each one covers the parts that sector genuinely needs, what to send when you enquire, and — at least as importantly — the jobs that should be made another way.
Marine work is deliberately absent. There has been no marine job and nothing specific to say about it, and a page that cannot say something true about its subject should not exist.
The sectors
Robotics and automation
Gripper jaws, end-of-arm tooling, sensor mounts and cell fixtures for robot and cobot integrators across Melbourne, Geelong and Victoria.
Manufacturing and workshops
Workholding, jigs, fixtures, gauges and production aids for manufacturers and workshops in Geelong, Melbourne and Victoria. No tooling, fast revisions.
Equipment maintenance and facilities
Machine down for a part nobody stocks? Measured, modelled and printed locally — and the model kept so the next failure is a phone call.
Product development
Printed prototypes for products in development — modelled from an idea if needed, revised across as many rounds as the design takes. Geelong and Melbourne.
Agriculture and farm machinery
Mounting hardware and obsolete parts for farm equipment, posted anywhere in Victoria. One real job so far, described honestly, and the limits stated.
Not on this list?
The list reflects where the work has actually come from, not the limit of what is possible. The common thread is a business with a part that has to function, a machine worth keeping, or a design that needs to exist before a decision can be made. If that describes you, the sector heading matters very little.
Send a photo of the part, drawing or assembly with a rough size, and say what machine or assembly it belongs to. That one sentence usually settles the material and the print orientation before anything else is discussed.
Tell us what the part has to do
A photo, a rough size, and the machine or assembly it belongs to. Minimum order $75.
Email a photo for a quote