Replacement parts
Clips, knobs, latches, caps and covers rebuilt from the broken original or from measurements.
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GJ Tech Help · Grand Junction, CO
Custom 3D printing in Grand Junction
GJ Tech Help designs and 3D prints replacement parts, mounts, brackets, fixtures and prototypes in Grand Junction. Bring the broken piece, a sketch or just the idea. Cody models it, tells you the price before printing, and test-fits the result, so you get a part that works instead of a part nobody sells anymore.
Grand Junction, Clifton, Fruita & Palisade · By appointment
Sheet 01 · ProblemsSound familiar?
3D printing jobs Cody takes on
- A plastic clip or knob broke and nobody sells it
- The manufacturer discontinued the part
- You need a mount or bracket that doesn't exist
- A gadget needs a case or cover
- Gear needs a custom holder in a rack, truck or booth
- You have an invention and need a first version
- You found a model online but don't own a printer
- "Can you build this weird thing I dreamed up?"
Who it's for
- Homeowners with a broken part
- Inventors and tinkerers
- Shops, crews and churches with custom gear needs
- Hobbyists without a printer
Sheet 02 · ServicesParts list
Custom 3D printing services
Mounts & brackets
Camera, mic, radio, phone and tablet mounts, cable holders and brackets sized to your gear.
Fixtures & jigs
Shop helpers that hold work steady or repeat the same cut, drill or measurement every time.
Prototypes
A first physical version of your idea to hold, test and improve before you spend money on tooling.
Cases & enclosures
Boxes and covers for small electronics, radio projects and custom builds.
Design from a sketch
No file needed. Cody turns a sketch, photo or description into a 3D model, then prints it.
Sheet 03 · How it worksSignal flow
How a 3D printing job works in Grand Junction
Start with a call or text to 970-250-6613. A photo of the broken part or a quick sketch with measurements helps. Cody tells you whether printing is the right fix and what it will cost before any design or printing starts.
He models the part on the computer, picks a material that suits where it will live (indoors, in a hot car, outdoors) and prints it. Parts that have to fit something get a test fit, and he adjusts the design if needed. You get the finished part and, if you want it, the model file for next time.
Service area
Cody is based in Grand Junction and works across Mesa County: Clifton, Fruita, Palisade, Orchard Mesa, the Redlands, Loma and Whitewater. Farther out on the Western Slope by arrangement. Call to check whether your town is in range.
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Sheet 04 · QuestionsFAQ
Common questions
Can you copy a broken plastic part?
Usually, yes. Bring the broken piece, even in several pieces. Cody measures it, models it on the computer and prints a new one. If a printed part isn't the right fix, for example anything safety-critical, he'll tell you so up front.
Do I need a 3D model file?
No. A sketch, a photo with measurements, the broken part or just a clear description is enough to start. If you already have a file, that works too.
Can you print something I found online?
Yes. Models from sites like Printables and Thingiverse can be printed as-is or adjusted to fit, as long as the design's license allows it.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the size, the design time and the material. Cody looks at the job first and tells you the price before anything is printed. Customers 55 and older get a 15% discount.
When are you available?
By appointment. Call or text 970-250-6613 to set a time, and Cody will get back to you.