Spark & Spool Co — Industrial 3D Printing
Part Rescue · Start with what you have

Part Rescue

Hard-to-find part?
Start here.

Obsolete. Long lead time. Impossible minimum quantity. Awkward prototype.

A damaged part, drawing, photo, or short explanation is enough to start. We’ll review the job and help identify the next step.

Start a Part Rescue Email SergeyOpens your email appengineering@sparkandspoolco.comCall Sergey

Prefer to talk through the part?

Call 859-913-4106Email engineering@sparkandspoolco.com

Technical suitability review

Start a Part Rescue

A short description is enough to start. Add a photo or file if you have one. We’ll ask for any other details needed to review the job.

Optional attachment

Photo, drawing, or CAD file, up to 15 MB.

JPG/JPEG, PNG, PDF, STL, STEP/STP, OBJ.

No file selected.

Add details — optional

Fit, dimensions, loads, environment, or anything else we should know.

Starting the secure form… You can also email Sergey below.

Email Sergey insteadOpens your email appengineering@sparkandspoolco.com

Safety-critical, regulated, or similarly failure-critical applications may be declined. Additional or unsupported files can be sent after acknowledgment.

Sending an inquiry does not place an order.

What fits

Useful parts.
Practical applications.

Obsolete or difficult-to-source commercial and industrial plastic parts, prototypes, jigs, fixtures, production aids, low-quantity parts, and complete-part follow-through.

Local founder-led technical review

Direct accountability
for the next step.

Every Part Rescue receives direct technical review and a clear next-step response.

  • 25 years of industrial experience
  • Five years of hands-on 3D printing
  • Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

“The equipment is accessible. The work is not casual.”

Sergey Korchagin, Founder

Related paths

The next practical route depends on the job.

Obsolete and replacement plastic parts

Missing, broken, discontinued, long-lead, or impractical-MOQ components.

Functional prototype and design path

Fit checks and physical iteration when the part still needs definition.

Jigs, fixtures, and production aids

Bounded positioning, assembly, inspection, routing, or handling tasks.

Complete-Part Delivery

Approved hardware, bounded operations, finishing, labeling, kitting, light assembly, packaging, records, and repeat supply for a defined printed part.