Laser cutting
& CNC bending
Custom profiles, mounting plates, brackets, panels and enclosures. Material, thickness and bend requirements are reviewed with your drawing.
Discuss a metal part ↗WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA
Your idea.
A real part.
Built to work.
Custom fabrication, prototypes and practical shop solutions. Bring a drawing, a sketch, or a problem worth solving.
ONE-OFF PARTS / PROTOTYPES / SMALL BATCHES
NAC3 / DESIGN → FABRICATIONCONCEPT 001
MADE FOR THE TASK.
Design · Cut · Bend · BuildIDEA → OBJECT
Design · Cut · Bend · BuildIDEA → OBJECT
Illustrative part concept
LASER CUTTING✳CNC BENDING✳3D PRINTING✳ENGRAVING✳CAD & PROTOTYPING
01 / CAPABILITIES
A capable workshop.
A practical approach.
From a single bracket to a short production run, we help bring the design and fabrication steps together.
Laser cutting
3D printing
& prototype design
Fit checks, custom housings, positioning fixtures and prototype components. Start from a CAD file, a sketch or measured dimensions.
Explore a prototype ↗Engraving
& identification
Equipment tags, serial numbers, panel labels, logos and personalized parts. Tell us the material, artwork and quantity you need.
Plan an engraving job ↗Fixtures
& shop solutions
Part holders, assembly aids, equipment mounts and custom monitoring concepts. Start with the repetitive task or shop problem you want to improve.
Share a shop challenge ↗02 / WHAT WE MAKE
Small parts.
Useful possibilities.
Have something that an off-the-shelf part cannot solve? These are examples of projects we can discuss.
01 / FABRICATED PARTS
That bracket you can't buy.
Custom mounting plates, bent brackets and panels sized around your project.
02 / FIXTURES & PROTOTYPES
Make the next step easier.
A locating jig, fitted enclosure or prototype to check before production.
03 / ENGRAVED IDENTIFICATION
A mark with a purpose.
Readable equipment identification and branded parts made for your application.
Concept illustrations shown. Every project is reviewed for material, fit and manufacturing requirements.
03 / THE PROCESS
From “could you
make this?”
to a clear next step.
Finished CAD is welcome. A rough sketch is a place to start, too.
Tell us what you're building ↗- 01
Share the project.
Describe the part or problem. Include dimensions, material, quantity and any target date.
- 02
Work through the details.
We review feasibility and clarify the design, scope and pricing before you commit.
- 03
Make it happen.
Once the quote and design are approved, fabrication follows the agreed scope and schedule.
ENGINEERING MINDSET. WORKSHOP RESOURCEFULNESS.
Built around solving
the actual problem.
NAC3 Robotics brings together CAD, fabrication, electronics and software experience to help builders and businesses develop practical parts and shop solutions.
Based in West Covina · Southern California04 / START A PROJECT
What do you
need to make?
Tell us what you're working on. We'll review the details and follow up using the email you provide.
A helpful starting point
- What does the part need to do?
- Approximate dimensions and material
- Quantity and preferred timing
- A shareable link to drawings or photos, if available
Please share only files you have permission to provide. Quotes depend on project review; submitting an inquiry does not place an order.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Do I need a finished CAD drawing?
No. A sketch, dimensions or photos can help start the discussion. Any design work and its cost will be clarified in the quote.
Can I order just one part?
One-off projects and prototypes are welcome for review. Feasibility and pricing depend on the design, setup and material.
What does a custom part cost?
Pricing depends on design time, material, setup, fabrication, finishing and quantity. We review those details before quoting your project.
Can you help with an automation idea?
Describe the task and current workflow. We can discuss fixture, monitoring and prototype concepts, then define the scope before any development.