We specialize in B2B fabrication projects — from one-off prototypes and short runs to large-scale retail displays, custom packaging, and engineered parts.

We work with wood, plastics, aluminum, acrylic, Re-board®, Swedboard®, cardboard, foam board, PETG, textiles, and more. Our digital knife and CNC machines handle a wide range of rigid and flexible sheet materials.

Yes. We accept files in formats like DXF, SVG, STEP, and PDF. If needed, our team can assist in preparing or optimizing your files for production.

Yes. We provide large-format direct-to-substrate printing on Re-board®, cardboard, plastic, and other flat materials, with precision alignment using a camera registration system.

Turnaround varies depending on complexity and volume, but many projects are completed within 3–7 business days once files and materials are confirmed.

We offer both. Orders can be picked up at our Powell, TN facility or shipped anywhere in the USA.

Digital knife cutting uses a high-speed blade to cleanly cut rigid and soft sheet materials. Our Kimla Verone cutter works with Re-board®, Swedboard®, foam board, paperboard, vinyl, thin plastics, textiles, and more.

Yes. Our equipment supports V-cuts, scoring, and creasing, making it ideal for foldable displays, packaging, and modular structures.

Absolutely. We specialize in flat-pack design using Re-board® and similar materials for trade show booths, furniture, and eco-friendly displays.

We support full-size sheets up to 60” wide on our knife cutter, router, and vacuum former — ideal for large-format retail or industrial jobs.

Yes. Whether you need a one-off prototype or a full run of finished units, we have the tools and team to handle both ends of the spectrum.

We do. Our design team uses SolidWorks and Onshape to help clients refine concepts, improve part function, or prepare for scalable production.