PURPOSE BUILT AI
PartVault · new service · Davis County, Utah

A $12 plastic part is down. So is the machine it belongs to.

Discontinued knob, cracked bracket, stripped mount, a fixture the manufacturer stopped making a decade ago. Send a photo. We recreate the part, deliver two prototypes within 48 hours, and store the design in your private PartVault so the next one is a text message away. Flat price, no minimums, no CAD file required.

How it works

1. Send it

Photo and rough dimensions through the form below, or text them to (801) 856-4550. A CAD file works too, but is not required.

2. We confirm, you approve

An engineer reviews fit, material, and whether the part qualifies. You get a clear yes or no fast, before any money moves. If we cannot fulfill it, you pay nothing and any payment is refunded in full.

3. 48 hours

Two prototypes delivered or shipped. The verified design is stored in your PartVault: reorder any time by text or QR code, without explaining anything twice.

48-Hour Broken Part Rescue

$349

One broken or missing plastic component: recreated, redesigned where the original failed, two prototypes delivered, design stored in your PartVault for one-tap reorders. Reorders and additional copies quoted separately, typically a fraction of the rescue price.

Every job passes a human engineering review before printing. Non-safety-critical parts only: we do not produce parts whose failure could injure someone or damage equipment (load-bearing safety components, brake or pressure parts, anything life-safety). If your part does not qualify, you get a full refund and an honest explanation.

Request a quote first

Prefer a quote before paying? Send the part and we reply fast with a clear answer.

We reply within two business hours, 8am to 8pm mountain time.

Who this is for

Shops and manufacturers: jigs, fixtures, guards, knobs, and adapters that stop a line when they crack. Also available as white-label emergency capacity for your own customers.

Property managers and facilities: discontinued window hardware, blind brackets, appliance knobs, cover plates. One rescue turns into a vault of every part your buildings keep breaking.

Anyone with a machine the manufacturer forgot: if the part is plastic, non-safety-critical, and roughly palm-sized or smaller, it is probably a rescue.