Can you create a part if I only have a photo?

Yes. We can recreate missing or broken components from a photo, reference image or sample using reverse engineering, CAD modeling and 3D printing.

What if I don’t have a 3D model or STL file?

No problem. We offer 3D modeling services and can create a digital model from a sketch, sample, broken part or idea before manufacturing.

Can you recreate broken or discontinued plastic parts?

Yes. We specialize in replacement and repair parts, including broken plastic components and discontinued parts that are no longer available.

What materials do you use for 3D printing?

We use different materials depending on the project requirements, including durable plastics for functional parts, prototypes and custom components.

How long does it take to make a custom part?

Production time depends on the size and complexity of the part. Simple projects can often be completed within a few days, while more complex custom designs may require additional time.

Can you produce multiple parts or small batches?

Yes. We offer small batch manufacturing for businesses, repair workflows, prototypes and product development projects.

Do you offer prototyping services?

Yes. Our prototyping service helps create test parts and product concepts for development, validation and design improvements before larger production.

What file formats do you accept?

We usually accept common 3D and CAD file formats such as STL, STEP, OBJ and similar formats used for 3D printing and engineering.

What materials can be used for laser cutting?

Our laser cutting service works with acrylic, plywood and other sheet materials, delivering precise cuts and clean edges for custom parts and decorative elements.

Can you modify or improve an existing part?

Yes. We can reinforce weak areas, resize parts, add mounts and redesign geometry to better fit your project or application.

3D Printed Replacement Parts

Need a 3D Printed Replacement Part?

Lyonis Corp creates custom 3D printed replacement parts for broken, missing, discontinued, or hard-to-find plastic components. Upload a photo, tell us what the part came from, and we’ll review whether it can be recreated.

Upload Broken Part How It Works

No measurements? No problem. A clear photo is enough to start.

Custom 3D printed parts We can review clips, brackets, covers, knobs, hinges, supports, tabs, and small plastic pieces.

No 3D file required You do not need an STL file, CAD model, exact drawing, or technical measurements.

Photo-first process Send photos of the broken plastic part and the area where it should fit.

Custom Replacement Parts

Common 3D Printed Replacement Parts We Can Review

3D printing is useful for many small replacement parts that are broken, missing, discontinued, or difficult to buy separately. We focus on practical plastic parts that restore function.

Plastic Clips

Custom 3D printed clips, retainers, tabs, and locking pieces for many products.

Plastic Brackets

Small brackets, mounts, spacers, supports, and attachment pieces.

Plastic Covers

Battery covers, access panels, caps, lids, and protective plastic pieces.

Appliance Parts

Dishwasher wheels, fridge shelf supports, washer knobs, vacuum clips, and small appliance parts.

Automotive Parts

Interior trim clips, dashboard clips, retainers, small covers, and custom car plastic parts.

Household Parts

Drawer guides, blind holders, broken hinges, battery covers, and small repair parts.

Why 3D Printed Replacement Parts?

3D Printing Can Help Replace Small Plastic Parts That Are Hard to Buy

Many useful products fail because one small plastic part breaks or goes missing. In many cases, that individual part is not sold separately or is already discontinued.

Custom 3D printing can sometimes solve this problem by recreating the part based on photos, the broken piece, or the product area where the part needs to fit.

Useful for:

Broken plastic clips and tabs
Hard-to-find replacement parts
Discontinued plastic components
Missing covers, knobs, and brackets
Small functional plastic parts

Simple Process

How It Works

You do not need exact dimensions, a 3D model, or material knowledge. Start with photos and basic information about the part.

Upload a Photo

Send a clear photo of the broken part, missing area, or product section.

Tell Us What It’s From

Tell us if it came from an appliance, car, electronic device, drawer, blind, tool, or household item.

We Review It

We check whether the replacement part can be recreated and may ask for extra photos.

We Print the Part

After approval, we create and print the custom 3D printed replacement part.

No Measurements?

You Don’t Need to Measure the Part

Most customers do not know the exact dimensions of a broken plastic part. Upload photos first. If we need more information, we’ll explain the easiest next step.

Related Replacement Parts

Explore More Custom Replacement Part Services

We also help with specific plastic part replacement requests for appliances, cars, electronics, furniture, tools, and household items.

Custom Replacement Parts Plastic Clip Replacement Replacement Plastic Parts Hard-to-Find Plastic Parts Discontinued Plastic Parts Appliance Replacement Parts Battery Cover Replacement Broken Hinge Repair

FAQ

3D Printed Replacement Parts FAQ

Can you make 3D printed replacement parts?

In many cases, yes. We can review photos of broken, missing, or discontinued plastic parts and determine whether a custom 3D printed replacement is possible.

Do I need a 3D model?

No. You do not need an STL file or CAD model to start. A clear photo and basic information about the product are enough for an initial review.

What types of parts can be 3D printed?

Small plastic clips, brackets, covers, knobs, supports, hinges, guides, spacers, retainers, and similar functional parts are often good candidates for review.

Can you recreate discontinued parts?

Yes, discontinued or hard-to-find plastic parts are one of the main reasons customers request custom 3D printed replacements.

Do I need exact measurements?

No. You can upload photos first. If measurements are needed later, we’ll explain the easiest way to provide them.

Are 3D printed replacement parts strong?

Many small functional plastic parts can be strong enough for light to moderate use, depending on the design, material, and how the part is loaded.

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