Broken knob, cracked bracket, discontinued gear, snapped hinge — send photos and measurements and we will assess whether it can be modelled and printed safely.
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Photograph the broken part next to a ruler, measure key dimensions, or ship us the pieces. A working sample of the other side helps too.
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We reverse-engineer the geometry in CAD — and reinforce the spot where it broke, because it broke there for a reason.
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Printed in the right material for the job: PETG for strength, TPU for flex, ABS for heat. Test-fitted against your measurements before shipping.
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Across Serbia and the EU. Reorder any time — we keep your part on file forever.
These are illustrative scenarios, not claims about completed customer jobs. They show the kinds of geometry and use cases worth assessing.
Typical assessment: measure the hinge geometry and load, model a reinforced pivot, then test a PETG prototype against the appliance.
Small gears can often be measured from the broken sample, recreated in CAD and trialled in a material suited to wear and temperature.
A cracked mount is a useful candidate when the mating points can be measured and the new wall direction can be designed around the load.
Interior clips can be reproduced in small batches after checking fit, heat exposure and whether a printed polymer is appropriate.
Multi-material couplings may combine a rigid body with a flexible damping element, but rotating food-contact parts require extra safety review.
A limiter can be measured and modelled, but anything safety-critical must be assessed before printing and should not be assumed interchangeable.
One piece is a normal order. The mold-making economics that killed your spare part don't apply to us.
We see where the original broke and add material, ribs or better plastic exactly there.
Once modeled, your part is a product. Break it again in five years — same part, two clicks away.
Use the studio brief — pick “Replacement part”, describe the appliance and the part, attach photos with a ruler in frame. We reply with a quote within 48 hours.
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