When to Use Reverse Engineering
- OEM part is discontinued or unavailable
- Lead time from supplier is weeks or months
- No drawing or CAD file exists
- Original part material was wrong for the application
- You want a digital spare-part archive for future reorders
- Part needs design improvements (stronger, lighter, better fit)
What We Improve While Recreating
We don't just copy broken parts — we engineer better replacements:
- Upgrade material for better heat, chemical, or load resistance
- Add radiused corners to reduce stress concentrations
- Add replaceable wear pads to extend service life
- Improve mounting features for easier installation
- Consolidate multiple parts into one printed assembly
Pricing Guide
| Scope | Typical Range | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Simple part (bracket, clip, cover) | $350 – $900 | Scan, model, 1 print, file storage |
| Medium part (mechanical, geared) | $900 – $2,500 | Scan, model, validation print, 1 production run |
| Complex assembly | $2,500 – $8,000+ | Full reverse engineering, multiple iterations, documentation |
| Rush / emergency | 1.7–2.6× standard | Priority scheduling, expedited delivery |
All pricing is an initial estimate. Final quote issued after scope review. Payment collected before work begins.
Equipment Used
- EinScan professional 3D scanner — high-accuracy geometry capture
- Autodesk Fusion 360 — parametric CAD recreation
- Bambu Lab H2D — multi-material production printing
- Bambu Lab A1 — rapid prototype and validation prints
Digital Spare Part Storage
After reverse engineering, we store your part file securely. Future reorders require only a phone call — no rescan, no re-engineering. Pricing on reorders reflects manufacturing only.
Store once, reorder anytime. No more scrambling when the same part breaks again.