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Example of an Art Deco Lamp Art Deco furniture, architecture, and art reached its height during the 1920s to early 1940s but unfortunately the extravagance and beauty of the time period was replaced with brutalism. Therefore its become difficult and expensive to replace parts or complete sets that are one of a kind. Pieces of Art Deco Light Fixture An aficionado of Art Deco reached out if we could bring to life a bar lamp shade they had found in a family members basement. Onl

Infinity WTLC Speakers owned by customer Customer approached us with 50 year old speakers that were fairly intact except for the particle board base which had over the years suffered rotting and damage. With the dimensions and request to keep as much of the original sound possible we printed the base with variable densities. The reason being that the speakers are about 40lbs each so there needed to be strength and a uniform sound deflection. Doing 100% infill would waste a l

A broken vehicle cargo cover corner piece A customer approached us at Fabrigator to help them fix their vehicle cargo cover. They had previously tried contacting the OEM of the cargo cover for their vehicle but were told that they did not sell just the end corner pieces of the cover and that a full cover could be purchase for $120. In addition the OEM did not provide a lead time on a new cargo cover. A Comparison of a good corner piece and a bad one Although the customer was

The rise of high-performance desktop 3D printers has shifted the manufacturing landscape. What was once reserved for industrial giants is now in the hands of hobbyists and small businesses. But while print farms grow, the real opportunity lies in a decentralized network—connecting local designers, makers, and fabricators to empower small businesses with low-cost, customized solutions.

At Fabrigator , our design methodology is grounded in robust engineering principles with a strong emphasis on manufacturability. Our...