Services

Replacement parts and reverse engineering.

We help when a part is broken, discontinued, or only available through a slow off-island supply chain. Send a photo and we'll tell you straight.

From a photo Engineering-grade Made on Guam
3D-printed boat cleat in carbon-filled ASA BOAT CLEAT · ASA-CF REVERSE-ENGINEERED
What we do

Four ways we keep parts in service.

Every job starts the same way: a photo of the part and how it failed. From there the work falls into one of these.

3D-printed boat cleat in carbon-filled ASAPRINTED · ASA-CF
01

Replacement part recreation

Brackets, clips, knobs, housings, covers, adapters, spacers, mounts, gears, and small functional parts that keep otherwise-good equipment in service.

CAD model rebuilt from a broken sampleMODELED IN CAD
02

Reverse engineering

No drawing, CAD file, or part number required. We measure the broken sample, model the geometry, and rebuild the part around how it needs to fit.

Bilge pump strainer printed in carbon-filled ASAASA-CF
03

Engineering materials

We match material to the job using published manufacturer datasheets for mechanical, thermal, chemical, and UV data. No PLA, no hobby filament, no guessing when the part has to work.

Replacement parts running on the printer bedON THE BED
04

Small-batch parts

For businesses with recurring maintenance needs, we can produce repeat batches of a recreated or reverse-engineered component.

The bank of enclosed printers in the Guam workshop
In the shop

Designed, printed, and fitted on-island.

A bank of enclosed machines, run right here on Guam, not shipped off-island and back. Engineering-grade ASA and carbon-filled materials, printed clean in a heat-stable chamber.

Why work with us

Technical training, local service, a materials-first workflow.

ATDM-trained

We completed the Accelerated Training in Defense Manufacturing program as an additive-manufacturing technician.

Autodesk CAD certified

Autodesk Certified Associate in CAD for Mechanical Design, with Fusion 360 experience for mechanical parts and assemblies.

CNC mill operations

NIMS CNC Mill Operations credential and Haas Mill Operator training support practical machining and fit judgment.

Print reading and tolerances

GD&T, print reading, and tolerances training help us focus on the dimensions that actually make a replacement part work.

Safety and process

OSHA 10 training and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt credentials support safer work habits and cleaner repeatable processes.

Local engineering workflow

Parts are evaluated, reverse-engineered, matched to an engineering material, checked for functional fit, and made locally on Guam.

How a job runs

From your photo to a part that fits.

1

Photos and the part

Show the break, the mating surfaces, and a ruler or calipers if you have measurements.

2

Assessment and scoped price

We confirm it's a fit for FDM and send one clear price for the agreed scope, upfront.

3

Design / reverse engineering

The part is modeled in CAD, with one revision round included when fit needs adjustment.

4

Fit gate

We check critical dimensions and mating surfaces against the real assembly before final handoff.

5

Print and handoff

We print in the chosen material, do the agreed finishing, and arrange local pickup or delivery.

Clear boundaries

What we do not take on

We pass on food- or drink-contact parts, safety-critical load-bearing components, firearms, and simple file-to-print work that doesn't need our reverse-engineering process.

If you're unsure, send the part and we'll tell you straight.

Reverse-engineered on Guam

Send a photo. We'll tell you straight.

Request a part
Services

Replacement parts and reverse engineering.

We help when a part is broken, discontinued, or only available through a slow off-island supply chain.

From a photo Engineering-grade Made on Guam
What we do

Four ways we keep parts in service.

3D-printed boat cleat in carbon-filled ASAPRINTED · ASA-CF
01

Replacement part recreation

Brackets, clips, knobs, housings, covers, adapters, spacers, mounts, gears, and small functional parts that keep otherwise-good equipment in service.

CAD model rebuilt from a broken sampleMODELED IN CAD
02

Reverse engineering

No drawing, CAD file, or part number required. We measure the broken sample, model the geometry, and rebuild the part around how it needs to fit.

Bilge pump strainer printed in carbon-filled ASAASA-CF
03

Engineering materials

We match material to the job using published manufacturer datasheets for mechanical, thermal, chemical, and UV data. No PLA, no hobby filament, no guessing when the part has to work.

Replacement parts running on the printer bedON THE BED
04

Small-batch parts

For businesses with recurring maintenance needs, we can produce repeat batches of a recreated or reverse-engineered component.

The bank of enclosed printers in the Guam workshop
In the shop

Designed, printed, and fitted on-island.

A bank of enclosed machines, run right here on Guam, not shipped off-island and back.

Why work with us

Technical training, local service, a materials-first workflow.

ATDM-trained

We completed the Accelerated Training in Defense Manufacturing program as an additive-manufacturing technician.

Autodesk CAD certified

Autodesk Certified Associate in CAD for Mechanical Design, with Fusion 360 experience for mechanical parts and assemblies.

CNC mill operations

NIMS CNC Mill Operations credential and Haas Mill Operator training support practical machining and fit judgment.

Print reading and tolerances

GD&T, print reading, and tolerances training help us focus on the dimensions that actually make a replacement part work.

Safety and process

OSHA 10 training and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt credentials support safer work habits and cleaner repeatable processes.

Local engineering workflow

Parts are evaluated, reverse-engineered, matched to an engineering material, checked for functional fit, and made locally on Guam.

How a job runs

From your photo to a part that fits.

1

Photos and the part

Show the break, the mating surfaces, and a ruler or calipers if you have measurements.

2

Assessment and scoped price

We confirm the part is a fit for FDM and send one clear price for the agreed scope, upfront. Changes to scope are re-quoted before work continues.

3

Design / reverse engineering

The part is modeled in CAD, with one revision round included when fit needs adjustment.

4

Fit gate

Before final handoff, we check critical dimensions and mating surfaces against the real assembly or the best reference available.

5

Print and handoff

We print in the chosen material, do the agreed finishing, and arrange local pickup or delivery.

Clear boundaries

What we do not take on

We pass on food- or drink-contact parts, safety-critical load-bearing components, firearms, and simple file-to-print work that does not need our reverse-engineering process.

If you are unsure, send the part and we'll tell you straight.

Reverse-engineered on Guam

Send a photo. We'll tell you straight.

Request a part