Parts people actually needed
Nearly every part here started with somebody photographing a broken thing and typing a sentence about it. You get their photo, the words they sent, and the part that came back. Rotate it, see what the run cost, and take the files.
They're one-off repairs for a chair leg, a plant pot, a light switch and a gate post, plus the odd thing nobody sells any more, and that is the sort of job that used to mean an afternoon in CAD or simply giving up on it. One part on the page is a standard fastener out of the catalogue rather than a job somebody brought us, and its card says so.
13 parts, and Make built every one of them.
- What they sent
What Make built
Office chair caster
From a photographthis wheel thing fell off the office chair, thats it in my hand. can you copy it? no ruler sorry
A twin-wheel caster with a central fork, free-running wheels and a push-in stem.
- Size
- 44 × 30 × 80 mm
- Build steps
- 11
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 100
- Thinking time
- 25m 53s
- What they sent
What Make built
Light switch spacer
From a photographlight switch sits proud of the plaster, theres a gap around it. i dont need a new plate, i need a little frame/spacer that goes behind so it looks finished
A thin surround that sits behind a light switch and covers the gap in the plaster.
- Size
- 92 × 92 × 4 mm
- Build steps
- 9
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 18
- Thinking time
- 6m 34s
- What they sent
What Make built
- What they sent
What Make built
Vacuum roller end cap
From a photographend cap for the brush roller, still on the vacuum in the photo, hair everywhere. need a spare before this one splits
An end cap for a vacuum brush roller, with a spigot, a bore and perimeter notches.
The runtime has been corrected since this run, so the part here is what the same recipe builds today. A screw seat was being placed from the body’s bounding box rather than from the material under it, which moved this counterbore by 1.5 mm and took the solid from 8287.93 to 8137.51 cubic millimetres.
- Size
- 34.8 × 35 × 15 mm
- Build steps
- 11
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 11
- Thinking time
- 2m 26s
- What they sent
What Make built
Gate latch plate
From a photographlatch plate is gone, thats the recess in the post. make me a new plate that sits in there. painted wood, outdoor
A keep plate for the mortise left in a gate post when the old one went.
- Size
- 24 × 100 × 3 mm
- Build steps
- 6
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 5
- Thinking time
- 1m 26s
- What they sent
What Make built
- What they sent
What Make built
Plant pot drainage plug
From a photographthe hole in the pot is too big and soil falls out. want a little mesh plug that sits in that hole. pot is flipped in the pic
A slotted plug for a pot hole that keeps the soil in and lets the water out.
- Size
- 35 × 35 × 9.6 mm
- Build steps
- 8
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 9
- Thinking time
- 1m 45s
- What they sent
What Make built
Reinforced shelf bracket
From a photographthis print split on me, the layer lines just gave up at the corner. can you do the same bracket but thicker where it cracked? its a shelf for paint tins
The same bracket again, thicker at the corner where the printed one split.
- Size
- 120 × 36 × 120 mm
- Build steps
- 7
- Revisions
- 6
- Model calls
- 40
- Thinking time
- 7m 45s
- What they sent
What Make built
USB hub stand
From a photographhub keeps hanging off the macbook and im scared the port will go. dont need a model of the hub, i need a little stand/support that holds it up. photo is the problem
A desktop pedestal with an open cradle that supports the hub without blocking its cables.
- Size
- 70 × 50 × 49.5 mm
- Build steps
- 6
- Revisions
- 9
- Model calls
- 29
- Thinking time
- 5m 55s
- What they sent
What Make built
UCP204 pillow block
From a datasheetmake the pillow block from this page, i photographed the printout because i cant find the file. no part to copy just the numbers
A pillow block housing built from a photograph of a printed datasheet.
- Size
- 140 × 38 × 68 mm
- Build steps
- 13
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 24
- Thinking time
- 7m 36s
- What Make built

Ribbed control knob
Typed, no photoA round knob with ribs round the outside so it grips, and a flat top. Size does not matter yet, I will scale it before printing.
A ribbed control knob with a shaft bore, a side fixing hole and a bevelled top.
- Size
- 41.6 × 41.6 × 26 mm
- Build steps
- 8
- Revisions
- 3
- Model calls
- 10
- Thinking time
- 2m 3s
- What Make built

- What Make built

Got a broken thing?
Take a photo of it, say in a sentence what it is for, and Make builds the part.












