3D printing on Guam, for replacement parts and reverse engineering.

PolyForm 3D prints replacement parts on Guam from tough, engineering-grade plastics, and rebuilds parts nobody sells anymore. Send photos of the part you need. No CAD (computer-aided design) file needed. We reply within 48 hours with a firm quote.Replacement parts and reverse engineering from tough, engineering-grade plastics. Send photos of the part you need. No CAD file needed. We reply within 48 hours with a firm quote.

  • Replies within 48 hours
  • Free assessment
  • $75 minimum
  • No CAD file needed
Solar input housing printed in ASA SOLAR INPUT HOUSINGPRINTED ON GUAMASA · UV-RESISTANT

What we print

Replacement parts, copies and one-off fixes.

Two replacement collars, one copied from the original

Copies of a part you have

Duplicate an original, with spares if you want them.With spares if you want them.

A rebuilt lever fitted back on its seat

Broken or worn parts

Rebuilt from what is left, then checked for fit.Rebuilt, then checked for fit.

A replacement gear for a discontinued part

Discontinued parts

When nobody stocks it anymore, we remake it.Nobody stocks it? We remake it.

A small batch of printed replacement parts

Small repeat batches

Make it once, reorder when you need more.Reorder when you need more.

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Replacement parts

When a part breaks and nobody stocks it, send photos of what is left. We rebuild it, print it in an engineering-grade plastic, and check the fit. One copy, spares or a small repeat batch are all fine.

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Reverse engineering a part

No drawing and no CAD (computer-aided design) file? That is normal. Send photos of the part, or the original itself. We measure it, or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it, and build the model ourselves.No drawing and no CAD file? That is normal. Send photos of the part, or the original itself. We measure it, or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it.

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Marine and boat parts

Sun, salt water and UV are hard on plastic. Tell us where the part lives and we choose the material. ASA and ASA-CF are the engineering-grade materials we use for outdoor and marine parts, like the bilge strainer below.Sun, salt water and UV are hard on plastic. Tell us where the part lives and we choose the material. ASA and ASA-CF are what we use outdoors and on boats.

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Inside the shop

Printed here on Guam, in enclosed printers.

Your part is made in our workshop on island. No overseas shipping, and we can check the fit against your original before it leaves.

PolyForm's enclosed printers in the Guam workshop
Prusa CORE One printer toolhead in the Guam workshopEnclosed printer chamber in the Guam workshop

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.

Questions people ask

Do I need a CAD file?
No. Clear photos are enough to start. We measure the part, or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it, and build the model ourselves.
Can you copy a part I already have?
Yes. That is our most common job. Send photos of the original, and tell us how many copies or spares you want.
How much does 3D printing cost on Guam?
Every job gets one firm price after a free assessment. The minimum order is $75. A 50% deposit starts the work; jobs under $150 are paid in full up front.
Which plastic will you use?
Tell us what the part has to survive, like sun, water or heat, and we choose. You can ask for a specific material in your request.
How long does it take?
We reply within 48 hours. The quote tells you how long your part will take.
Can you make a part from photos only?
Yes. Clear photos are enough to start. We measure the part, or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it, and build the model ourselves. If you can send the original, we can check the fit against it.
What if the part is no longer sold?
That is the work we do. Send photos of what is left and we remake it, then check the fit.
Which plastic is best for a boat part?
Tell us where the part lives and what it has to survive, like sun, salt water or UV, and we choose. ASA and ASA-CF are the materials we use for outdoor and marine parts. You can ask for a specific material in your request.

Do I need a CAD file?

No. Clear photos are enough to start. We measure the part, or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it, and build the model ourselves.

Can you copy a part I already have?

Yes. That is our most common job. Send photos of the original, and tell us how many copies or spares you want.

How much does 3D printing cost on Guam?

Every job gets one firm price after a free assessment. The minimum order is $75. A 50% deposit starts the work; jobs under $150 are paid in full up front.

Which plastic will you use?

Tell us what the part has to survive, like sun, water or heat, and we choose. You can ask for a specific material in your request.

How long does it take?

We reply within 48 hours. The quote tells you how long your part will take.

Can you make a part from photos only?

Yes. Clear photos are enough to start. We measure the part, or 3D scan it when the shape calls for it, and build the model ourselves. If you can send the original, we can check the fit against it.

What if the part is no longer sold?

That is the work we do. Send photos of what is left and we remake it, then check the fit.

Which plastic is best for a boat part?

Tell us where the part lives and what it has to survive, like sun, salt water or UV, and we choose. ASA and ASA-CF are the materials we use for outdoor and marine parts. You can ask for a specific material in your request.

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