Industries
3D printing for marine and boatbuilding
Parts for boats, docks, and the Lowcountry marine trade, in ASA and in machined aluminum, 316 stainless and bronze.
What we make
Discontinued and obsolete fittings
Bring us a broken vent, hatch dog, rod holder, trim piece, or bracket and we 3D scan and reverse-engineer it from the part in hand, then reprint or machine it.
Electronics and antenna mounts
Custom brackets for chartplotters, radios, cameras, and sensors, shaped to your console and dash.
Deck and cockpit hardware
Rod holders, cup and gear holders, switch panels, cable pass-throughs, and organizers.
Small production runs
For marine businesses selling their own accessory or replacement part.
Dock and piling hardware
Guards, cleat mounts, light housings, and signage for the dock. These get a custom quote.
Materials we use
ASA
Our default for anything in the sun.
Nylon and polycarbonate
For parts that take mechanical load.
Aluminum, 316 stainless, and bronze
When the part needs metal, machined in house. For direct saltwater exposure, aluminum bronze.
TPU
For bumpers, straps and non-marring pads.
Real work
Dive-scooter case
A case for a dive scooter.