Seattle engineers build aircraft interiors, cloud hardware, marine gear and outdoor products, often with tight program schedules. A delayed bracket or housing can hold up a test flight or a hardware sprint. MakeNow prints your parts in its US workshop, and they arrive 1–2 business days after production.
For cabin and ducting prototypes, SLS or MJF PA12 gives strong nylon parts with no support marks. For housings on data-center or consumer hardware, SLA Tough resin shows fit and finish before tooling.
We also deliver across: Bellevue, Redmond, Everett and Tacoma and the rest of United States.
Typical starting prices for the pictured parts. Your exact price is calculated instantly from your own file.



Yes. Parts ship from our US workshop to addresses across the Seattle area, including the Eastside. They arrive 1–2 business days after production, and the exact date is in the instant quote.
ASA printed on FDM is UV-stable and handles outdoor use well. If the part needs to flex or seal, TPU on SLS or MJF is a good choice.
Parts are made in our US workshop and typically arrive in Seattle within 1–2 business days after production. Production usually starts within 48 hours, and the exact delivery date is shown in the instant quote before you pay.
Your price is calculated instantly from your file's geometry, material and quantity. 3D Printing parts start at $5. The price you see in the quote is the price you pay, and larger quantities get volume discounts automatically.
There is no minimum order — one prototype or a production series. Your files are used only to quote and make your parts, and we can sign an NDA before you upload (see Confidentiality & NDA).