Kalibrate 3D we make 3D printed replacement car parts by provides 3D scanning, reverse engineering, CAD modeling, and 3D printing services, primarily for automotive and aerospace-adjacent clients. We take an existing part — even one that’s damaged, discontinued, or undocumented — and turn it into an accurate digital model or a reproduced physical part.

Our core focus is cosmetic and non-structural automotive parts — interior trim, exterior badges, bezels, clips, housings, and under-hood components no longer available from the manufacturer. We don’t reproduce structural, load-bearing, or safety-critical parts (braking, steering, suspension, fuel-system, or restraint components). We also take on aerospace-adjacent and general industrial reverse-engineering and prototyping work where precision and documentation matter.

Kalibrate 3D is run with an AS9100 quality background and Six Sigma Black Belt process discipline carried over from aerospace and industrial manufacturing. Every project follows a controlled, documented workflow from scan to finished part, so the geometry you receive matches what was measured.

Yes — this is the majority of what we do. If you have the physical part, even a damaged or worn one, we can 3D scan it and reconstruct an accurate CAD model from that data. No original drawing required.

We use professional Revopoint MetroY Ultra CMM Edition scaning equipment capable of capturing fine surface detail, appropriate for precision reproduction and reverse-engineering work. With our equipment, our goal is to achieve no more than 0.002″ deviation from the original part. Achievable accuracy depends on part size, geometry, and surface finish — we’ll flag any limitations before starting a project.

Parts are currently printed in ABS and ASA, durable engineering-grade plastics well suited to automotive trim, non-structural brackets, and fixtures. Additional materials may be added as the shop grows — ask about your specific application if you’re not sure ABS is the right fit.

Either works. Local customers in the Savannah area are welcome to drop parts off, and everyone else can ship the part to us for scanning. We’ll return your original part along with the finished reproduction.

Fill out the vehicle part request form on our site with your vehicle’s year, make, model, and the part you’re looking for. That submission comes directly to us and starts the quoting process. Get a Quote

For automotive work, we need the vehicle’s year, make, model, and sub-model, along with a description — and photos, if you have them — of the part you need. The more detail you give us up front, the faster we can scope the project.

Cost depends on the part’s size, complexity, and the scanning, modeling, and printing time it requires. Every project is quoted individually after we review your part details — submit a request and we’ll follow up with a quote.

Turnaround varies by project scope — some parts move quickly, while more complex reverse-engineering work takes longer to model accurately. We’ll give you a realistic timeline once we’ve scoped your specific part.

Yes. While we’re based in Savannah, GA, most of our work is done from scanned or shipped parts, so we can take on projects from customers anywhere.

No. We reproduce cosmetic and non-structural parts — trim, bezels, housings, low-load brackets, and under-hood components. We don’t take on structural parts or safety-critical systems like braking, steering, suspension, fuel-system, or restraint components.