The magic of using 3d printing and lathe. We fixed the weaknesses from the original and make it stronger. The soloution was put a reinforce iron cylinder on the inside and made the wall a bit thicker! A copy of the original can been seen behind the final product.

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Custom orders sometimes become very interesting! This is a small inflatable boat equipped with a jetski engine. The engine's electrical installation was compatible with the jetski speedometer. So we had to find a 3D print solution!
Designed to fit in the old speedometer holes and tilted 50º degrees for a better viewing angle! Sanded, painted, and now the boat is like it came from the factory.

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A 3D-printed oil tank for a boat motor! Sometimes, finding rare replacement parts is easier and faster when you print them.
3D printing liquid-tight containers can be tricky, but we love a good challenge!
Leak-tested with water and air pressure, 10 hours of testing – 0 leaks found

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A 3D printed case to protect ECU. Some aftermarket ECUs are coming with out a case to install them on your car, so we have to improvize. Designed to take as little space as possible and have strong protection.

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A Filter case design to wistand the heat on engine bay and have strength between the layers.

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Restoring antique cars from the '80s and finding parts can be difficult or sometimes impossible. The car lost 1 of its wheel cups, and with the help of the 3D scanner, we created a new replica.

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This is the engine's water cooling exit cover. The left side fell in the sea, and we took the right side, reverse engineered it, and printed the left.
Printed verticaly in 2 parts to achieve smooth surface and connected together with screws and glue.

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A client came to us asking for a solution. Their employees are going to enter a very toxic environment, and they want to add a small oxygen bottle to carry with them.
The solution was this Adaptor, from the filter cap to 1/4" BSP thread. The threads were made manually. Designed to attach and detached easily and sealed perfectly with 0 leaks founded!

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A 3D printed wheel handle which is used to connect the pump with the pipe. The original broke in 2 points, so I reinforced it with 3 more spokes, thicker walls, extra O-ring 7mm on the outside diameter for protection. Engineering drawing was provided first to the customer.

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A client came to us asking for a solution to connect the kitchen hood with the vent and we answered to his calling.

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Using the Ultimaker at its full potential. A smooth design printed with 2 colors and 2 deferent materials.
The choosing of printing with 2 different materials was made to see how good the printer can bond the 2 materials together and the Ultimaker didn't disappoint!

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