Custom parts
and practical fixes
Brackets, adapters, enclosures, fixtures, organizers, and prototypes. We work through the fit, material, and use with you, then agree on the right next step.
Talk about your part ↗Fort Morgan, Colorado · Your local custom-build studio
Local people.
Local problems.
Custom solutions.
Custom parts. Custom car work. Custom applications.
Right here in Fort Morgan. We work with local people, shops, farms, trades, and small businesses on the problems that need a personal, practical answer—from a part that needs to fit to a task that needs to work better.
Fort Morgan basedLocally ownedOne project at a time
Featured projectIn development
SV08 MAX
Filter box
Project spotlight / 01A filter box.
A filter box.
A whole fit problem to solve.
The SV08 MAX project brings a filter housing, mounting system, and return-air ducts together around the printer's enclosure.
The design works around the existing fan locations and roof. Low-profile passages carry the housing and route air through separate paths. Access, assembly, and removable interfaces are part of the same design problem.
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Designed around the machineMounting and routing are developed for the SV08 MAX enclosure.
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Designed to be madeSplit components, keyed joints, and service access are considered in the CAD.
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Developed through reviewGeometry review comes before physical fit, sealing, and airflow checks.
Current stage: design and prototyping. These are design renders. Full assembled fit, sealing, and operating performance still need physical validation. The project is shown as development work; kits and performance ratings are not being offered.
Ask about the filter project
Local work. Personal attention.Your local shop for
Your local shop for
the hard-to-find solution.
Custom parts
Custom work
for your car
Body-kit concepts, custom trim, fitment ideas, mounts, and one-off details. Bring the vehicle, the idea, and the details that matter to you.
Explore automotive work ↗Software built
around your business
Quoting tools, job trackers, forms, records, and repeatable workflows. A focused application can turn a recurring headache into a simpler way to work.
See custom applications ↗Our Fort Morgan printer fleetSmall details.
Small details.
Room for bigger builds.
Four printers, right here in our local shop. From smaller fittings and repeat parts on our Bambu Lab machines to larger custom pieces on the SV08 MAX, we choose the machine around the work.
Two P2S.
One X1-Carbon.
256 × 256 mm
Nominal build area · about 10 × 10 in
For brackets, adapters, enclosures, fixtures, and smaller custom parts.
Room to
go larger.
500 × 500 mm
Nominal build area · about 20 × 20 in
More room for larger housings, workshop fixtures, and custom shapes.
Our material standardASA is our
ASA is our
starting standard.
For finished rigid printed parts, ASA is our baseline. We match the material to how the part will be used: heat, sunlight, loading, and fit all matter. Specialty material choices are agreed with you before building.
Nominal build areas shown. We confirm usable part size, orientation, material, and timing for each project.
Bring us your part ↗Custom automotive workMake the car
Make the car
your own.
A body detail, a difficult fit, or a part you cannot find. We can explore a custom solution around your vehicle.
Custom automotive projects start with the actual model, reference points, and the look or function you want. Design, prototyping, fabrication, and installation scope are agreed for each project.
Talk about your carProject spotlight / 02Concept · in development
Q7. Group B attitude.
Independent custom project. HPFS is not affiliated with Audi.
Other corners of the workshopBig ideas.
Big ideas.
Small, useful details.
A niche problem can be as specific as a photo reference frame or the way a hardware assortment fits on the bench. These original design studies show how that thinking becomes a part.
A reference in the picture
A custom frame intended to give workshop photos a repeatable reference for scale. Printed dimensions and photo-measurement accuracy still need validation.
A place for every fastener
Four removable caddies designed around an M2–M5 assortment, with compartments and label positions laid out for the actual hardware. Physical printing and fit checks are the next stage.
Custom applicationsYour business has its own way of working.
Your business has its own way of working.
Your software can, too.
Local businesses have their own ways of working. Tell us where yours gets stuck: a spreadsheet everyone copies, a quote that takes too long, a job passed through text messages, or the same information typed into three places.
Quoting & estimating
Tools that bring your inputs, calculations, and review steps into one repeatable process.
Jobs & customer records
A clear place for job details, status, follow-ups, and the notes the next person needs.
Forms & daily workflows
Focused tools for intake, checklists, maintenance records, and everyday handoffs.
Connected information
Import, export, and approved connections that reduce repeated entry where your existing tools allow it.
Purpose-built applications behind the work
We build tools for our shop.
We can build them for yours.
HPFS develops its own applications for the details of custom work—from reviewing a complex model to organizing a job and keeping track of fit checks. That same approach can be applied to the recurring problems in your business.
A clearer path into production
Our in-house queue brings print priorities, printer readiness, and job notes together, so we can see what is ready and what needs a decision.
Measurements with a purpose
Numbered measurement plans and prototype records give fit-sensitive projects a clearer basis for comparison and the next design revision.
Look inside the file
A desktop workbench for inspecting complex 3MF assemblies and exporting a cleaned copy, developed for the files that need a closer look.
These are applications developed to support HPFS work. Individual project checks still depend on the actual files, measurements, and review; software alone does not validate a finished part.
We start with one useful outcome, agree on the scope, and build something you can try. Access, data handling, ownership, and ongoing support are part of the project conversation.
Describe the task you want simplerHow it worksBring the problem.
Bring the problem.
Let's work through it.
- 1Show us the problem
Share your idea, the part, the vehicle, or the task that keeps slowing you down.
- 2Agree on a first step
We confirm the fit, scope, price, and timing before work starts.
- 3Build, review, refine
Try the design or tool, check it against the agreed need, and work through the details.
- 4Keep what works
Agree on the handoff and any next run, installation, or support.
Talk to your local studio
What do you
need built?
A sketch, a stubborn task, a photo of what broke, or a car project you have been thinking about. Tell us what you want to change and what a useful result looks like.
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