VelocityPrints
A machined brass spur gear with a blue shaft collar
A machined steel flange held up to the light
Machined flange
Flexible blue printed gripper fingers holding an egg
Machines
CNC mill · Advanced 3D printers
Files
STEP, STL or PDF
Minimum
One part
Ships
Across Canada
  1. OP 10

    Send the file

    STEP, STL or PDF. Kept private.

  2. OR

    Or pick a stock part

    Gears, brackets, robot hardware.

  3. OP 20

    Quote

    We check the files and email a price.

  4. OP 30

    Make

    Milled or printed, whichever suits the part.

  5. OP 40

    Inspect and ship

    Checked, then shipped or picked up.

Walk the shop floor.

The drawing moves from machine to machine. Pick one to stay on it, or drag sideways to turn it.

FDM printersThree printers running

Machined or printed, in one shop.

Pick a process, or let us choose.

Hands holding a machined clamp beside the same part in CAD

CNC machining

Plates, brackets, hubs and housings from solid stock.

  • MachineEnclosed CNC mill
  • MaterialsConfirmed per job
  • Good forStrength, fits, bores and threads

Request CNC parts Materials

Flexible blue printed gripper fingers holding an egg

3D printing

Gears, mounts and enclosures in engineering filaments.

  • PrintersA series of advanced 3D printers
  • MaterialsPLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, nylon, CF
  • Good forComplex shapes, housings, quick changes

Request printed parts Materials

Ready to ship.

Prices are on each part's page.

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Parts like these.

Illustrations of the kind of parts we make. See more

A blue printed joint and a machined aluminium shaft
Printed joint and shaft
A machined part and its printed twin on a split background
Machined and printed
A hydroponic tower built from stacked printed modules
Printed grow modules
A precision bearing bore in a machined aluminium housing
Bearing bore
An engineer's bench with machined brackets, printed parts and a caliper
Engineer's bench

More than the machining.

What happens around the part.

  1. 01

    Requirements first

    Critical features, fits and tolerances are confirmed with you before the quote, so the price matches the part.

  2. 02

    The right process

    Milled, printed, or a mix of both. We pick what suits the load, the quantity and the budget, and say why.

  3. 03

    Measured before it ships

    Parts are checked against those requirements. Ask for a written inspection report and it's filed in your account.

  4. 04

    Ready for the next run

    Same files, same settings for repeat orders, or a schedule that sends parts when you need them.

Who it's for.

Anyone whose part has a job to do.

  • Robotics and automation

    Motor mounts, gearboxes, end effectors and frames for builds that iterate fast.

  • Industrial maintenance

    Replacement parts that are hard to source, plus jigs and fixtures for the floor.

  • Product development

    Printed prototypes first, machined parts when the design settles, one shop for both.

  • Makers and competition teams

    Battle robots, drones and student teams who need a few strong parts, not a thousand.

Two ways to order.

Stock parts check out. Custom parts get a quote.

Step

Stock part

Custom part

Start
Pick the part
Send files and needs
Price
On the page, tax shown
A quote by email
Delivery
Shipped or picked up
Invoice, then parts
A 3D printer building a charcoal housing layer by layer

Need it again next month?

  • Repeat runsSame files, same settings.
  • Scheduled supplySet the quantity and how often.
  • One accountQuotes, invoices, inspection reports.

For business

Two ways in. Pick the one that fits today.

Send a file for a price, or describe the problem and we'll help you get to a part.