From the idea.
To the series.
Mechanics, electronics and software from one team. We engineer your product, build the prototype in our own workshop, and produce it through our supplier network. From a single part to full series production.
Two ways to work with us
A finished file or a rough idea — both are a good starting point.
Manufacturing service
You have a file — or a part nobody sells anymore.
- STEP, STL — or simply a photo and a sketch
- We select the process and material to suit the part
- One-off, spare part or small series
Product development
You have an idea — we take it through to series production.
- Engineering: mechanics, electronics, software
- Prototypes in our own workshop — fast iterations
- Tooling and series production via our supplier network
Engineering under one roof
Most products fail at the seams between disciplines. Here they sit at the same table.
Mechanics
Design, tolerances, material selection — and the question of whether a part can actually be made that way, before it gets expensive.
Electronics
Circuit, layout and prototype — matched to the housing it ultimately has to live in.
Software
Firmware, control and the data behind it. Software that belongs to a device — not websites.
How we work
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Enquiry
A file, a sketch, or a photo of the broken part. That is enough to start.
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Feasibility & process
We tell you which process and material make sense — and what it costs.
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Prototype
Made in our own workshop. Short distances, fast corrections.
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Series
Through our supplier network — up to tooling and injection moulding.
Not tied to a single process
A shop with one 3D printer makes every part by 3D printing. Here plastics and metalworking sit under the same roof — 5-axis CNC, turning, laser and injection moulding alongside the printers. Whatever we do not do ourselves comes through our supplier network.
Choosing the wrong process is the most expensive mistake in a project. Usually it happens right at the start.
In-house
Our own machines — short distances, fast iterations.
Via our network
Vetted partners — when the part needs a different process or larger volumes.
The workshop
We make our workshop available to LakeLab, a non-profit association — a place to tinker, learn and experiment.
Because LakeLab is non-profit, commercial work cannot run through it. That goes through us — whether we make the part for you or you want to use the machines yourself. Just get in touch.
Visit LakeLab →Got a part, or an idea?
Send us the file, a sketch or a photo — we will tell you whether it can be done, and how.