Custom fabrication One-offs & small runs

A personal touch for things worth keeping.

Custom engraving and small-run fabrication, backed by UV printing and 3D printing.

  • Metal
  • Acrylic
  • Wood
  • Plastics
A set of custom engraved metal bottle opener cards
Fiber laser / commissioned metal cards
A small pendant with a detailed laser-etched scene
Fine-detail marking
A presentation-boxed engraved metal bottle opener
One-off finishing

Services / 01–03

The material decides the process.

Send the object, artwork, quantity, and what the finished piece needs to do. I’ll help match it to the right machine and method.

02

UV printing

Full-colour artwork printed directly onto rigid pieces. A good fit for display art, signs, panels, product faces, and detailed custom graphics.

See printed artwork
Full-colour UV printed fantasy artwork on a rigid panel
Full-colour direct print

03

3D printing

Physical parts for ideas that need form as well as finish: prototypes, fixtures, replacement pieces, props, and short-run objects.

  • 01 Rapid prototypes
  • 02 Fixtures & jigs
  • 03 Small-batch parts
  • 04 Display pieces

Selected work / Laser

Client Commissions

Commissioned runs, personal pieces, process tests, and the details that make each one different.

Selected work / UV print

Colour, straight onto the object.

UV printing puts detailed artwork directly onto a rigid surface, including white ink where the material needs an opaque base. Useful for art pieces, signage, faceplates, and custom product work.

Ask about UV printing

Working with the studio

Pricing

Some jobs arrive as finished vector artwork. Others start with a photo and “can you make this?” Both are welcome.

  1. 01

    Send the basics

    Material, dimensions, quantity, artwork if you have it, and when you need it.

  2. 02

    Match the process

    We’ll work out whether laser, UV print, 3D print, or a combination makes sense.

  3. 03

    Proof, then make

    Once the details are clear, the piece moves into production and finishing.

Have something in mind?

Let’s see if it can be made.

contact@andwhatnotstudio.com