Miami · Miami-Dade & Broward County
Reverse Engineering & 3D Scanning in Miami
Have a broken, worn, or discontinued part with no design file available? We 3D scan the original, rebuild it as an accurate CAD model, and 3D print a replacement — often stronger than the original.
- 📡 3,000,000 pts/sec scanning
- 💰 From $450
- 📅 9 AM–9 PM, 7 days a week
- 💬 24/7 customer support
What Is Reverse Engineering?
Reverse engineering is the process of turning a real, physical object into a digital 3D model — without ever having the original design files. We use a high-speed 3D scanner (up to 3,000,000 points per second, capturing full detail in under 0.5 seconds per frame) to capture the exact geometry of your part, then rebuild it as a clean, editable CAD model. From there, we can reprint the part as-is, repair a broken section, or improve the design entirely.
It's the go-to solution when a manufacturer stops selling a part, when you've lost the original CAD file, or when an off-the-shelf part almost fits but needs to be customized.
What We Reverse Engineer
- Mechanical parts — worn fan impellers, brackets, housings, and industrial components
- Automotive & watch parts — trim pieces, bezels, and limited-edition components
- Medical & anatomical models — skulls, spines, and other reference models for study or planning
- Discontinued products — anything no longer manufactured or sold
Our Process
- 1. Scan — bring in (or ship) your part for high-speed 3D scanning, 7 days a week
- 2. Model — we rebuild the scan into an accurate, editable CAD model, fixing wear or damage as needed
- 3. Print — the finished part is printed in the material best suited to the job (FDM, resin, nylon, or metal)
Before & After
Worn, broken, or discontinued originals — and the replacements we scanned, modeled, and printed.
Single-Shot Comparisons
Scanning & Measuring
From Scan to Model
FAQ — Reverse Engineering in Miami
What is reverse engineering in 3D printing?
Reverse engineering means 3D scanning a physical object to capture its exact geometry, turning that scan into an editable CAD model, then 3D printing (or repairing/improving) the part — useful when there's no original design file.
What can you reverse engineer?
Mechanical parts, automotive components, watch and jewelry parts, discontinued products, medical and anatomical models, and one-off broken parts where a replacement isn't sold anymore.
How accurate is your 3D scanning?
We scan at up to 3,000,000 points per second, capturing fine surface detail in under 0.5 seconds per frame in fixed-scan mode.
How much does reverse engineering cost in Miami?
Reverse engineering projects start at $450, depending on part size, complexity, and the material used for the final print.