Custom 3D printing & CAD services

Send a custom part request.

Share your model, measurements, drawings, or reference photos for a replacement part, prototype, CAD change, or short production run. Knisley 3D Solutions is based in Piqua, Ohio, serves the Dayton area, and reviews shipped projects from across the United States.

Review first. Quote before work. Submitting this form starts a feasibility review. It does not authorize design or production.
01 Choose the closest project type

This changes the follow-up questions so we can review the right details.

02 Tell us about the part

A short name you will recognize, such as “Lathe guard bracket.”

Explain the problem, what the part should do, and any failure or fit issue you are solving.

A requested date is not a promised completion date.

Include units, overall size, hole spacing, mounting points, clearances, and any dimension that is critical.

03 Material and use conditions
Use conditions

Choose every condition that applies.

Material preference
04 Add models, drawings, or photos
Model files and clear references

STL, 3MF, OBJ, STEP, STP, IGES, IGS, PDF, JPG, or PNG. Up to 10 files, 25 MB each, 100 MB total.

Private upload: files are transferred to private storage, used only for your project review, and automatically removed after 90 days. Do not upload payment information or unrelated personal records.

05 Contact information
Preferred reply method
06 Confirm and send
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Project questions

Custom 3D printing and CAD request answers

Useful details help us evaluate fit, material, printability, and the amount of CAD work before preparing pricing.

Can I request a part without a finished 3D model?

Yes. For a new CAD design or a replacement part, send a clear description, critical measurements, and reference photos or a dimensioned drawing. Photos from several sides with a ruler or caliper in frame are especially useful.

Which 3D model and drawing files can I upload?

The request form accepts STL, 3MF, OBJ, STEP, STP, IGES, IGS, PDF, JPG, JPEG, and PNG files. Ready-to-print, model-modification, and production requests require a model file. New-design and physical-part recreation requests require at least one reference image or PDF.

What material does Knisley 3D Solutions normally use?

PETG is our primary material for durable, practical parts. You can request another material or choose “not sure” so we can evaluate the part’s heat, weather, impact, oil, chemical, and load requirements.

Can I request one replacement part or a small production run?

Yes. We review one-off replacements, prototypes, model changes, and short production or batch runs. Production requests should include the exact quantity, the model file, and whether a sample has already been printed and tested.

How does custom 3D printing pricing work?

Pricing depends on the model, size, material, quantity, print time, CAD work, finishing needs, and fit requirements. We review the request and clarify missing details before providing a quote. Submitting the form is not a purchase or approval to begin work.

Where are custom service requests accepted?

Knisley 3D Solutions is based in Piqua, Ohio, north of Dayton. We review Dayton-area projects and shipped custom 3D printing and CAD requests from across the United States. Delivery or pickup details, timing, and cost are confirmed with the quote.