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Parts made for the work they need to do.

File-ready production and part development, under one roof. Foundry produces functional replacement parts, repair components, jigs and fixtures, mounts and adapters, prototypes, and short-run production parts. This is fabrication for repairs, shop work, field use, and product development—not decorative objects or trinkets.

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Ways to engage

Start with what you have.

Some jobs arrive as a production-ready file. Others begin with a cracked original, a set of measurements, a handful of reference photos, or an idea that needs to become a usable part. Foundry supports both, with the scope made clear before work begins.

Customer-file jobs

For customers with a model ready to manufacture

If you already have the geometry, Foundry focuses on making it manufacturable and selecting the right production approach. We validate printability; you remain responsible for the geometry, fit, function, and suitability of the supplied design.

  1. 01

    Share the file

    Send a CAD, STL, or STEP file with the quantity, intended use, and any deadline that matters.

  2. 02

    Review printability

    Foundry checks wall thickness, orientation, tolerances, and other manufacturing constraints before production.

  3. 03

    Choose the material

    Material is selected around the part's heat, flex, impact, and environmental demands—not a default hobby filament.

  4. 04

    Fabricate and ship

    Approved jobs move into production, then are packed and shipped when complete.

Design-to-part support

For customers who need a part engineered from references

When the part is missing, damaged, or still only an idea, Foundry can model it from the evidence available and fabricate the finished component. A simple repair is not scoped the same way as complex custom CAD, so the quote reflects the work required.

  1. 01

    Send references

    Share the failed part, measurements, photos, sketches, mating dimensions, or the use case you need solved.

  2. 02

    Confirm feasibility and scope

    Foundry reviews the job and provides a quote before modeling begins.

  3. 03

    Model the part

    Repair work is scoped by complexity; larger or more involved CAD work is quoted separately.

  4. 04

    Review the proof

    One revision is included so the model can be checked against the reference and intended fit.

  5. 05

    Fabricate and ship

    Once the design is approved, the part moves into production and ships when ready.

Materials and capability

Material follows the job.

Foundry works with functional, engineering-oriented materials and chooses between them based on the part's actual conditions: heat, flex, impact, wear, moisture, UV exposure, and the environment where it will live. The goal is not a generic hobby print; it is a practical component with an informed material choice.

PETG

Everyday functional parts that need better durability and temperature resistance than basic display prints.

ABS

Enclosures, brackets, and parts where heat tolerance and a tougher utility material are important.

Nylon

Wear, impact, and load-bearing applications that benefit from a more engineering-oriented polymer.

TPU

Flexible, grippy, or vibration-managing components where rigid plastics are the wrong fit.

Who it's for

Practical requests from people who need a part to work.

Homeowners and repair technicians replacing unavailable or failed components.

Property managers maintaining equipment, fixtures, and building hardware.

Small shops and machine shops that need jigs, fixtures, or short-run support.

Contractors who need durable mounts, adapters, and site-specific interfaces.

Startups and inventors moving from concept through prototype and limited production.

Engineering students and customers with print-ready CAD, STL, or STEP files.

Safety boundaries

Foundry declines safety-critical and food-contact applications.

Foundry does not provide certification or a performance guarantee. The customer is responsible for confirming a part's suitability for its use, especially where failure could cause injury, property damage, or regulatory issues.

Request a quote

Send the file, the failed part, or the details that define the job.

Include what the part needs to do, where it will be used, and the reference material you have. Foundry will review the request and scope the next step.

Request a part or design quote