Custom jigs
Discuss guides and templates for repeatable placement, marking, and alignment.
CUSTOM SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Designed to fit.
Built to work.
Custom jigs, fixtures, and functional 3D-printed parts. We also scan existing components as digital reference for product development, prototyping, and part recreation.
Explore 3D scanning & part digitizationBUILT AROUND YOUR PROCESSJigs / Fixtures / Parts / 3D scanning
01 / WHAT WE CAN WORK ON
Your process.
A part made for it.
From positioning a component to guiding a repeatable task, start with the problem your team needs to solve.
Custom fixtures
Explore part holders, assembly nests, and positioning aids built around your workpiece.
Functional parts
Bring an idea for a purpose-built adapter, attachment, or practical shop accessory.
02 / 3D SCANNING & PART RECREATION
Start with a part.
Explore what's next.
An existing component. A new design direction. A part you can no longer buy.
Using our Revopoint MetroX Pro, we scan existing components as digital reference for product development, prototyping, and part recreation. Scan data can inform design work; the right next step depends on your project.
We must physically receive your original part to perform a 3D scan. Photos help us assess the project initially, but cannot replace the physical part. Contact us and receive project acceptance and shipping arrangements before sending anything.
Knobs & handles · Covers & caps · Clips & brackets
Discuss scanning or part recreationEmail photos of your partFrom assessment to an agreed deliverable
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Request assessment and acceptance
Send photos, approximate dimensions, intended use, and critical fit requirements. Photos are for initial assessment only. Wait for project acceptance and agreed shipping arrangements before sending the original.
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Receive and assess the original
We must physically receive the original part before scanning. Review its wear, damage, surface finish, accessible features, and any preparation or additional measurements needed.
- 03
Scan and review
Capture accessible surfaces with the MetroX Pro and review the data for gaps. Critical dimensions and mating features need project-specific measurement and checks.
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Deliver the agreed reference
Confirm the file format and intended use. Any further modeling, prototype, material selection, or fit testing is a separate scope to review, not an automatic result of scanning.
Feasibility and dimensional requirements are reviewed for each project. A scan alone does not establish finished-part fit or performance.
Studio-retouched equipment images
01 / COMPONENT
Review the physical part
02 / SURFACE POINTS
Explore layered surface points
Move your pointer over the dots
03 / DIGITAL REFERENCE
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EXISTING-PART DIGITIZATION
What could you bring us?
These are examples to discuss, not a catalog of completed scans. Suitability depends on the actual part and its intended use.
Automotive trim & housings
Interior trim pieces, bezels, covers, and plastic housings can be starting points for documenting external shape. Identify mounting tabs, mating edges, and exposure to heat or wear when you inquire.
Discontinued everyday parts
Knobs, caps, handles, and non-structural covers may provide useful reference for a replacement project. A scan records the part as it is; worn or missing geometry needs separate assessment.
Product & workshop development
Use an existing component's shape to discuss an enclosure, fixture, adapter, or prototype. Share the surrounding assembly and how the proposed part should interact with it.
DEFINE THE OUTPUT
A scan, a CAD model, and a finished part are different things.
Scan data / mesh
A digital representation of captured surface geometry. It can provide reference for comparison, visualization, or later design work. Coverage, cleanup, file format, and intended use are agreed for the project.
CAD reconstruction
An editable CAD model requires additional interpretation and modeling. It is not automatically created by a scan or included in a scanning inquiry. If you need CAD, tell us your software and goals so we can review the scope and feasibility before making a commitment.
Prototype / finished part
Producing a part adds design decisions, material and process selection, and checks for its use. A scan does not establish a finished-part tolerance, guaranteed fit, or certified inspection result.
HELP US REVIEW YOUR PROJECT
What to send with your inquiry
- Clear photos from several angles, including damage and hidden or recessed areas.
- Approximate length, width, and height, plus any dimensions you already know.
- Critical fit features: holes, clips, mating faces, threads, and the components they connect to.
- Intended use and desired output: digital reference, a modeling discussion, or a potential prototype.
- Quantity, timing, and whether the original can be shipped or needs to be returned promptly.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Scanning questions
Do I need a CAD file or technical drawing?
No CAD file is needed for an initial inquiry. Photos, approximate dimensions, and an explanation of the part's job help us review it. Existing drawings or measurements are useful if you have them.
Do you need to receive my original part?
Yes. GCS must physically receive the original part to perform a 3D scan. Photos support initial assessment only and cannot replace the physical part.
Should I mail the part straight away?
No. Contact us first and wait for project acceptance and agreed shipping arrangements. We'll discuss scope, price, timing, and arrangements for the original, including return shipping, before you send it.
How much does scanning cost, and how long does it take?
Size, surface condition, access, preparation, required checks, and the agreed output affect the work. Include your target date in the inquiry so pricing and timing can be reviewed for your project.
03 / SELECTED PRODUCT WORK
Ideas you can put to work.
Explore cabinetry jig concepts and functional attachments, each shaped around a practical task.
Woodworking & cabinetry
Two custom jig conceptsConcept design
GCS-C90
Corner 90 Assembly Jig
Two perpendicular reference faces, reinforced walls, and open clamp access. A concept for positioning cabinet panels and box corners during assembly.
- Nominal angle
- 90°
- Footprint
- 120 × 120 mm
- Reference height
- 64 mm
Concept design
GCS-H128
Cabinet Handle Drilling Jig
An edge fence and removable guide cartridge locate a handle pattern or center knob hole. Designed around replaceable steel guides and a marked workpiece centerline.
- Handle spacing
- 128 mm
- Edge setback
- 60 mm
- Guide bore
- 5 mm nominal
CAD concepts shown; physical testing is still needed. Final dimensions, materials, hardware, and availability are confirmed for each project. Example setups illustrate positioning; clamps and sacrificial backing are omitted.
Vacuum attachments
Three profiles. Different access needs.01
ACCESS & REACH
Angled crevice nozzle
An angled opening and slim profile for reaching into confined spaces.
Discuss a similar part02
FOCUSED PICKUP
Round precision nozzle
A narrow round tip with an extended body for focused access.
Discuss a similar part03
WIDER COVERAGE
Wide flat nozzle
A broad, flat opening that transitions into a compact hose connection.
Discuss a similar partProduct visualizations from our development work. Final specifications, fit, and availability are confirmed for each project.
04 / MATERIALS & FINISHING
The right material.
The right finish.
Material choice and surface finish are part of the design, shaped around how your part will look, fit, and work.
Materials chosen for the job
High-quality engineering materials selected for the application, considering strength, stiffness, temperature, wear, and the working environment.
A smooth, considered finish
Surface preparation and finishing tailored to the part, with attention to a smooth feel, clean appearance, and the dimensions that matter for fit.
Custom coatings
Discuss a coating and color to suit your part’s appearance and intended use. The coating process is chosen around the base material, surface finish, and fit requirements.
Material and finishing options are reviewed for each project and agreed before work begins.
05 / LET’S BUILD A BETTER FIT
What can we
make for you?
Tell us about your custom project or an old part you need to replace. For part recreation, include its approximate size, what it is used for, and whether it is damaged. You don’t need a finished design to get started.
Prefer email?GCSPrecisionProducts@gmail.com