Shop capabilities

What the shop can actually do

Bulk work and one-offs come off the same equipment. If what you want is not on this list, ask anyway. Most of the time the real question is which material and how to hold it, not whether it can be done at all.

Available now

On the floor today

Laser engraving, etching & cutting

Set up once, run the batch. This is the side of the shop that scales.

  • Coasters and drinkware
  • Tumblers and insulated bottles
  • Woodworking and engraved hardwood
  • Leatherworking and leather marking
  • Stone etching
  • Signage, panels, and cut acrylic

Jewelry

2D design work in precious metal.

  • 2D jewelry designs in gold
  • 2D jewelry designs in silver
  • Engraved pendants, tags, and bands
  • Memorial and commemorative pieces

Machining & fabrication

4-axis machining, cut-and-assemble work.

  • 4-axis machining
  • Prototype cutting and assembly
  • Metal trinkets and small components
  • Casting molds
  • Fixtures, jigs, and one-off hardware

3D printing

Prototypes and functional parts that have a job to do.

  • Prototype parts and form studies
  • Functional printed components
  • Fit-check and fixture printing
  • Bridge parts ahead of machining

Coming to the shop

Equipment roadmap

Listed here so nobody is quoted work the shop cannot do yet. When these come online, this page changes.

  • Fall 2026

    Printing on stickers & apparel

    Inkjet capability being added in fall 2026.

    • Printed stickers and decals
    • Printed apparel and garment work
  • 2027

    Manual mill & lathe work

    Larger manual metalworking, planned for 2027.

    • Larger manual metalworking
    • Turned and milled components at size

Beyond fabrication

Engineering services for small startups

Greenworkz also takes on the engineering work a small startup needs but cannot justify hiring someone full time to do. Drawing packages, design for manufacture reviews, automation and controls, prototype iteration, process development. That comes from close to a decade in industrial automation and about three years of R&D in the nuclear industry.

Small startups and independent businesses only. Not major corporations. Scope and rate get agreed up front, through the same quote process as the fabrication work.

Discuss a scope
  • 01 Design for manufacture and material selection
  • 02 Automation and controls consulting
  • 03 Prototype development and iteration
  • 04 Process development and validation thinking
  • 05 Drawing packages and technical documentation
  • 06 Small-run production planning

Not sure if it can be made?

Ask anyway. Most of what looks impossible is a fixturing and materials problem, and working that out is the interesting part.

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