Stuntz MFG
3D Printed Replacement Parts
Need a discontinued, damaged, or hard-to-find part? Stuntz MFG provides 3D printed replacement parts for customers in Barron County and across Northwest Wisconsin. We help farms, repair shops, maintenance teams, manufacturers, vehicle restorers, contractors, and homeowners turn an existing part or a simple idea into a practical replacement.
You do not need to know how to create a 3D model or choose a printing material. Send us what you have, explain what the part needs to do, and we will help determine the most sensible next step.
What can we work from?
Depending on the job, we can begin with:
- A broken or worn original part
- Clear photos with basic measurements
- A sketch showing important dimensions
- An existing CAD, STEP, STL, or similar digital file
- A description of the problem the part needs to solve
If the original is cracked or incomplete, it may still provide enough information to rebuild the geometry. We will point out any missing dimensions or fit details before production begins.
Replacement parts we commonly help with
- Brackets, clips, knobs, handles, spacers, covers, and adapters
- Organizers, hose guides, equipment mounts, and protective housings
- Non-safety-critical parts for farm, shop, and maintenance equipment
- Trim pieces, bezels, switch mounts, and interior components for restoration projects
- Fit-check prototypes before committing to a final design or larger order
How replacement parts 3D printing works
- Send the part or request. Use the quote form to share photos, measurements, a sketch, or your digital file.
- We review the application. We ask about fit, load, heat, weather, chemicals, appearance, quantity, and how long the part should last.
- We confirm the design and quote. You receive a clear price and expected timeline before work begins. We provide same-day quotes.
- We make and inspect the part. Many straightforward jobs can be completed within 24–48 hours when the required machine and material are available. Order size and print complexity can extend production beyond 48 hours; your quote confirms the expected schedule.
Material choice and cost
The least expensive material is not always the lowest-cost solution. A part used outdoors, beside a motor, around oils, or under repeated impact may need a more capable material than an indoor cover or fit-check prototype. We recommend the practical option that meets the job without charging for performance you do not need.
Your quote depends on part size, printing time, material, quantity, support material, finishing, inserts, and inspection needs. There is no minimum order quantity; one-off replacement parts and small batches are welcome. Visit our material and utilization guide for a plain-language overview.
Frequently asked questions
Can you print from a broken original?
Often, yes. A broken part can provide the shape, hole locations, and fit information needed to rebuild it. The result depends on how much of the original remains and whether critical dimensions can be measured or confirmed.
What materials do you use?
We work with everyday, outdoor, flexible, impact-resistant, and reinforced engineering materials. The right choice depends on the environment and the part's job. You can leave material selection to us, or tell us if you already have a preference.
Are 3D printed parts suitable for every application?
No. Ordinary 3D printed parts should not be used for lifting, pressure containment, braking, steering, life support, guards that must meet a safety standard, or other safety-critical and regulated applications without appropriate engineering and certification. We will flag requests that need another manufacturing method or additional validation.