Replacement parts

Discontinued OEM parts, vintage knobs, and out-of-production plastics printed in engineering-grade materials.

Discontinued OEMVintage equipment
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The dishwasher knob snapped, the manufacturer stopped stocking it in 2014, and the eBay listings are all the same broken part you already have. Or the bracket holding your shop-vac wand cracked, the OEM kit is six weeks out, and you need it Tuesday. This is what we print. Discontinued appliance knobs, vintage radio and pinball bezels, lawn-equipment housings, vacuum clips, interior automotive trim, industrial equipment covers — the small plastic parts that keep equipment working, and that nobody wants to mold a thousand of anymore.

Send a 3D file: STL, STEP, or 3MF. If you have CAD, drop it into the quote and you'll have a price in seconds. If you only have the broken part, reverse engineering from calipers or a scan is a separate manual quote — send a photo with rough dimensions and we'll tell you what's involved.

What we make

  • Discontinued or back-ordered OEM plastic parts
  • Vintage appliance, radio, and pinball knobs and bezels
  • Vacuum, lawn, and small-engine housings and clips
  • Non-safety automotive interior trim, vents, and badges
  • Industrial equipment covers, guards, and panels
  • Cabinet, furniture, and household brackets and grommets

Best materials

What to know

Send a file, we print and ship. Instant quote on STL, STEP, or 3MF — days, not weeks for most jobs. Tolerance is ±0.5 mm or ±0.2%, whichever is greater, which is right for knobs, clips, housings, brackets, and trim. Match the material to the environment: ASA for anything outdoors or UV-exposed, ABS for interior parts that need an injection-molded look, PETG for general utility, TPU for gaskets and bumpers. PLA-Pro is fine for indoor display brackets but not for cars or outdoors.

We do not print safety-critical or pressurized parts: airbag, seatbelt, brake, steering, fuel-system, gas or liquid under pressure, hot food contact, medical implants, firearm components, fall-protection PPE, structural building parts, or flight-critical aerospace. FDM is the wrong process for those.