Limitless KNC brings no-longer-available parts back — as editable, parametric STEP files you can machine from, modify, and archive. Need it made? We deliver finished parts with drawings. Serving machine shops, tool & die, restoration, and marine across Lake County & SE Wisconsin.
Most shops don't need a scan — they need a file they can actually work with. Every job starts with one question: what do you need to do with this part?
We scan your part and rebuild it as clean, feature-based CAD — not a frozen mesh. Edit dimensions, apply tolerances, send it straight to CAM.
The complete replacement path: we reverse engineer the part, then make it — with engineering drawings for your records and reorders.
Raw high-resolution scan data for inspection or your own in-house modeling.
A documented, repeatable SOP on every job — with a maintained calibration log to back it up.
Your part is captured at 0.02 mm accuracy. Complex geometry, dark or reflective surfaces — handled with proper surface prep. You keep the part.
EQUIP: 29-LINE LASER SCANNER · AESUB PREPThe mesh is a reference, not the deliverable. We rebuild true feature-based CAD, resolving wear vs. original design intent — with your sign-off before modeling starts.
OUTPUT: STEP AP214/AP242 · FUSION 360Full-pipeline jobs go to production: FDM or resin, fit-checked against the model, shipped with dimensioned drawings and an archived model.
SHIP: PARTS + DRAWINGS + ARCHIVEThe tooling and process discipline behind every deliverable.
29-line laser capture for fine detail and large parts alike. Every job runs against a maintained calibration log.
Feature-based models on a commercial license — no auto-converted mesh solids. Files your engineers can edit and trust.
Multi-printer FDM fleet plus large-format resin — prototypes, fixtures, jigs, and end-use replacement parts.
One flat number. No line items, no surprises. Send a photo, get an answer.
Send a photo and one sentence about what it does. You'll get a straight feasibility answer and a flat-number quote within one business day.
Prefer to talk? Call direct — you'll reach the person who does the work, not a sales desk.