Winnipeg, Manitoba

Ideas into
Reality.

Custom product development, mechanical prototyping and metal casting. From an initial concept or drawing to a physical component, we bring design and practical manufacturing together in one workshop.

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What We Do

Design. Develop. Manufacture.

Not every project fits into a standard manufacturing process. We combine digital design, hands-on fabrication and traditional foundry methods to tackle unusual components and specialized projects.

01 / DESIGN

Mechanical Design & CAD

Developing ideas, mechanical components and custom designs. Work can begin with a sketch, an existing part, a drawing or simply a problem that needs solving.

02 / PROTOTYPING

Prototype Development

Turning designs into physical parts using 3D printing, CNC-produced patterns, fabrication and practical workshop experimentation.

03 / MANUFACTURING

Custom Casting & Fabrication

One-off and small-batch components, custom aluminium casting, pattern development and mechanical fabrication.

Workshop Capabilities

Multiple Processes. One Workshop.

Bringing design, digital manufacturing and traditional processes together makes it possible to approach projects in different ways.

Mechanical design and CAD development
Aluminium casting
Lost-wax casting
Lost-PLA casting patterns
CNC-machined patterns
3D printing
Mechanical fabrication
Custom pattern development
Prototype assembly
One-off and small-batch projects
Our Approach

From Problem to Physical Part

Every project is different. The process can be as simple as producing a replacement component or as involved as developing a new mechanical design.

STEP 01

Understand the Project

Start with the idea, drawing, existing component or problem. Establish what the part needs to do and the practical requirements for making it.

STEP 02

Design & Develop

Work through the geometry, materials and manufacturing approach. Develop CAD designs, patterns or prototypes as needed.

STEP 03

Make & Refine

Produce the component using the appropriate combination of printing, machining, casting or fabrication.

The Work

Practical Engineering & Making

The interesting projects are often the ones that don't have an off-the-shelf solution. Custom parts, mechanical experiments and prototype development are all part of the work.

A look inside the workshop
Project photographs and examples of actual work will be added here. If you have a component that needs to be designed, reproduced, modified or manufactured, get in touch to discuss it.
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What Are You Trying to Build?

Have an unusual component, a prototype idea, a broken part that needs reproducing or a project that requires custom casting? Send a description and any drawings or photographs you have. We can discuss possible approaches.

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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada