Replacement parts · 3D printing · Guam

Broken, discontinued,
gone? Remade.

Something broke and nobody stocks the replacement? Send photos of the part. We measure it (or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it), rebuild it in CAD (computer-aided design), and 3D print a replacement that fits.

  • Replies within 48 hours
  • Free assessment
  • $75 minimum
  • No CAD file needed
Reverse-engineered 52-tooth spur gear, printed in carbon-filled ASA MEASURED OFF ORIGINAL 52 TEETH · MODELED REMADE · ASA-CF

Guam  ·  Replacement parts

Broken, discontinued, gone? Remade.

Snap a few photos. We measure it, model it and print a part that fits.

Send photos of your part

Free assessment  ·  Reply within 48 hours  ·  Firm quote

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Before  /  After

Dead parts, back in service.

Every job is measured

Precise enough to read like a label.

Part Facts
Retaining Collar
Material
PC (polycarbonate)
Thread
M24 x 1.5
Weight
22.5 g
Print time
1.15 h
Fit
Checked before handoff

From the job record. Customer names are never shown.

Start here

Which one are you?What is going on with your part?

Pick the closest. It opens the request form with that choice already filled in.

How it works

One process, from photo to part.

  1. 1

    Send photos

    No CAD (computer-aided design) file needed. We reply within 48 hours.

  2. 2

    Free assessment and a firm quote

    One price, upfront.

  3. 3

    Payment to start

    A 50% deposit starts the work. Jobs under $150 are paid in full up front.

  4. 4

    We rebuild it and make it

    Measure or scan, model, print, then check the fit against the real assembly.

  5. 5

    Pickup, or delivery by arrangement

    Balance due at handoff.

How it works

Photo to part in five steps.

  1. 1Send photosNo CAD file needed.
  2. 2Firm quoteFree assessment, one price.
  3. 3Deposit starts it50% now, balance at handoff.
  4. 4Modeled, printed, fit-checkedAgainst your original or the machine.
  5. 5Pickup, or delivery by arrangementOn Guam.
Before you send

A few details make the first answer useful.

No drawing or CAD file needed. Share what you have now; if a photo or a measurement is missing, we ask before quoting.

  • 01The part A clear, head-on photo plus another angle. Include a coin or ruler for scale if you can.
  • 02The break or the gap Show where it broke, wore or went missing. If one original survives, show that too.
  • 03Where it fits The machine or assembly, what the part touches, and where it has to live.
  • 04How many, and when One replacement or a repeat batch? Tell us how many and whether a date matters.

Against the clock

2.
days to his road test

From broken tail-light to test-ready.

A DRZ400 tail-light piece flew off in an accident, sold only as a full assembly. We modeled the one piece in clear PETG so the plate light still shines through, fitted in time.

The reprinted clear piece fitted on the DRZ400 at night, plate light shining through

Featured job · Industrial

A machine stopped for one missing part. Remade.

A woodchipper's valve assembly lost the threaded collar that holds it in place, and none was stocked on island. We measured the thread off the original (M24 × 1.5), rebuilt it in CAD and printed a set of 3 in PC (polycarbonate) to hold up to vibration.

IN THE CHAMBER PRINTING · ASA

How it is made

Watch it print.

Once the model checks out, it prints in a heated, enclosed chamber that keeps outdoor-grade and carbon-filled plastics (stiffer, with chopped carbon fiber) from warping. No staged demos: this is a real part coming off a real machine.

Process
3D printed
Chamber
Heated
This one
ASA

Featured job · Household

Worn out, with no replacement in sight.

Bidet Lever Arm (Flow Control), project view 3
Before
Bidet Lever Arm (Flow Control), project view 2
After

Bidet lever arm · Flow control

A hotel's bidet levers wore out, and none were coming from off island.

We reverse-engineered the lever from the worn original and printed 8 replacements in PETG (tough, everyday plastic). Every part is fit-checked before handoff.

Material
PETG
Quantity
8 levers
Fit
Checked

The file  ·  Recent work

Dead parts,
back in service.

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Materials, picked for you

Built for what it has to survive.

Sun and outdoor weather

ASA

Outdoor, UV-resistant plastic. Holds up in Guam sun and salt air.

Heat and steady force

PC · carbon-filled

PC (polycarbonate) and carbon-filled grades, for heat and load.

Bending or sealing

TPU

Rubbery plastic for gaskets, bumpers, grips and seals.

Everyday use

PETG

Tough, everyday plastic for indoors, drops and knocks.

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Who makes it

One maker, certified in CAD for mechanical design.

  • Autodesk Certified Associate, CAD for Mechanical Design
  • GD&T / print reading
  • NIMS CNC Mill Operator
  • OSHA 10
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For business

Parts that keep breaking? Make them once, reorder from the file.

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Reverse-engineered on Guam

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