Design · Prints · Laser
Design it, print it, or engrave it. Made after you order.
Custom Laser & Print is Brent Preston’s bench in Texas. Prototypes and custom files sit next to the catalog, not behind it. A P2S prints the parts. A P3 cuts and engraves the flat work.
Made to order. The lead time on each piece is the make time, not a shipping estimate pasted onto stock.
Machine limits and sourcesFrom the bench
All piecesHow an order moves
- 1. Choose or brief. Catalog options, an uploaded mesh, or a design intake.
- 2. Pay. The server reprices the cart. Stripe collects the US address and sales tax.
- 3. Make and ship. You get mail when it is in production and again with tracking.
Questions that come up first
- Is anything in stock?
- No. Every catalog piece is made after the order. The lead time on the product is the window to make and ship it.
- Why are keychains and place cards sold as sets?
- A single small piece cannot cover material, a failure allowance, packaging, the card fee, and an eight-dollar minimum profit at the target margin. The set is the smallest quantity whose unit price still fits.
- Can you print a file I upload?
- STL and 3MF are priced in the browser from volume and bounding box, then priced again on the server at checkout. Anything over 256 mm on an axis is rejected. STEP files go through the design desk.