Proudly Canadian · Drop-off across the GTA
Discontinued parts made to order in Toronto
BNC Precision measures, models and 3D-prints the plastic part you can no longer buy, in a material chosen for the job. Custom designs and dimensioned drawings on request.
Three services from one workshop
Start from a broken part, a sketch or a drawing request. Every job is measured and modelled in CAD before anything is printed.
Replacement parts
Knobs, clips, brackets and latches that are discontinued or sold only inside a whole assembly.
Replacement parts
Custom part design
A new bracket, spacer, cover or jig drawn from your sketch, a few measurements and the job it has to do.
Custom design
Engineering drawings
Dimensioned PDF drawings and STEP files for parts made elsewhere, checked by a client or kept on file.
Engineering drawingsParts for repair shops and buildings
The part that stops a job is often small: a 40-cent clip that is only sold inside a $300 assembly.
- Appliance repair shops
A cracked knob or snapped latch should not write off a working machine. Send the broken piece with the make and model.
- Landlords and superintendents
Window cranks and bathroom-fan parts fail unit after unit. Once a part is modelled, the next one is a reprint.
- Typical parts
Knobs, clips, brackets, fan shrouds, window cranks, vacuum latches, feet and bumpers.
Proudly Canadian
Made in Toronto, delivered across the GTA
BNC Precision is a Canadian business. Your part is designed and printed here, and handed to you here.
- Local drop-off and pick-up
Bring the broken part to us and collect the new one, anywhere in the GTA. We set the spot and time when we quote.
- No cross-border wait
No overseas shipping, no customs hold and no brokerage fee on a part made down the road.
- Priced in Canadian dollars
Every quote is in CAD, with the full cost before you say yes.
- Bambu Lab printers
Parts are printed on a Bambu Lab X2D: dual hardened-steel nozzles, a chamber heated to 65 °C, and saved print profiles so a reprint matches the first.
How a job runs, in 4 steps
Most replacement parts take a few days from the first photo. A part that has to fit exactly gets a test print first.
Send photos and sizes
A photo next to a ruler, the make and model, or the part number. The broken original is best.
Get a quote
Whether we can make it, the material, the cost and the turnaround. Every part is quoted on its own.
Model and test-fit
We draw the part in CAD and print the fit-critical features first, then adjust.
Get the part
The finished part, and the model kept on file so the next one is a reprint.