The parts I design, print and test. Some are finished products, others are prototypes you can register interest in.
Name, phone and registration embossed in ASA. Just as readable after a season at sea as the day they were printed.
Snaps over treble hooks and jigs. Grips the bend, not the point, so the hook stays sharp.
Not for sale yet — register interest and I will let you know when it is ready
Give me the tube diameter on your boat and the clamp is printed to exactly that radius. Choose 0°, 15° or 30°.
A base or stand that holds your particular product at the right angle at a trade show or in a shop. From 1,200 kroner, depending on size.
A tapered TPU sleeve that stops a cable being bent tighter than it can take where it enters a plug or crosses an edge.
Send me the model name and a photo of the shaft, and the handle gets drawn and printed in carbon-filled nylon.
Holds hook and line under tension while you tie. Bolts to a bench or clamps to a crate edge.
Trays on a 42 mm grid that click together. Deep wells for jigs, shallow for hooks, open bays for pliers.
Measures both the minimum and the maximum size, and carries your name, phone and participant number. One tool instead of two things that both get left at home.
Printed in polypropylene, the one common printing plastic that floats on its own. Name and phone number embossed into the side.
Lets you put Scotty-footed gear into a Railblaza base, or the other way round, without drilling new holes in the boat. An independent part, not affiliated with the manufacturers.
A bracket for a sounder, VHF or plotter where the original has snapped and is no longer made. Send the model name and the broken part.
Your logo as a physical object in runs of 10 to 100 — where the quantity is too small for anyone to cut a mould.
A rail where every slot is marked with its size. The empty hole tells you what is missing before you start.