About — Rock 3D Solutions
A service-disabled-veteran-owned additive manufacturing shop in Port Huron, Michigan. We recreate broken and discontinued parts from the physical sample, build production jigs and fixtures for shops that make things, and turn sketches into working prototypes.
Every job starts with the real thing: the broken part in your hand, the fixture drawing on a napkin, the assembly that needs a jig. We 3D-scan or measure it, rebuild it in CAD, and print it in the material the job actually calls for — from everyday PETG to carbon-fiber nylon and polycarbonate.
You approve a fixed quote before anything prints. Most quotes come back the same or next business day.
Replacement parts for boats, appliances, farm equipment, and tools that the manufacturer stopped supporting. Jigs, fixtures, gauges, and end-of-arm tooling for the Blue Water Area's machine shops and manufacturers.
Prototypes and short production runs for inventors and product companies who need iteration measured in days, not weeks. And for government and institutional buyers: obsolete-part reproduction — the DMSMS problem — is the exact workflow this shop is equipped for.
Rock 3D Solutions is owned and operated by Dylan Rock, a 100% service-disabled veteran, and built on a simple standard: parts that fit, materials chosen honestly, and straight answers — including telling you when 3D printing is the wrong tool for the job.
No safety-critical parts, ever. Everything else: bring it in.
Bambu Lab H2D — 325×320×325 mm build volume, 65 °C heated chamber, dual nozzle. Revopoint INSPIRE 2 structured-light 3D scanner at 0.05 mm accuracy. Autodesk Fusion CAD/CAM. Materials stored dried and moisture-controlled. A documented expansion path adds large-format and metrology-grade capability as demand milestones land.