Custom 3D printed parts and good-looking websites for local folks and small businesses. Bring the idea. We'll figure out the rest together.
One line of filament at a time, until it fits.
Layer by layer · Savannah, GABrackets, mounts, panels, adapters, templates and the little fixes nobody sells. If it fits on a print bed, we can probably make it.
A pair of brackets designed to hold a flight sim control panel up on a floor stand, right where your hand expects it. Designed and printed in-house.
Concept renders made to show the kinds of parts we design, from boat consoles to workbenches. They are not photos of finished prints, and real photos replace them as parts get made.
Labeled panels cut to fit your switches and your space.
Brackets for tricky shapes and angles, on a hull or on a wall.
Fit a new screen or device into an old cutout without recutting anything.
Clips, clamps and grommets that keep wiring neat and protected.
Every part gets a quick test print and a real fit check before the final one is made.
A photo, a sketch, or "I need something that holds this here."
We take measurements, or walk you through taking them.
A quick test fit before the final part, so the real one fits.
You get the finished part, ready to install.
Materials: PETG or ASA for parts that live outside, in the sun or near salt water. Other materials for indoor parts.
Every business has its own personality, and its site should too. This page is the demo: pick a look and watch the whole thing change. Same words, same logo, different outfit.
These four are just a taste. Your site gets its own look, built around your business, your colors and the way you talk to customers.
Not a mockup. That's this very page, scrolling on a phone. Pick a look and it changes too.
Help picking and setting up AI tools for everyday business tasks. Ask and we'll talk it through.
Small apps or tools built around how your business actually works. Ask and we'll see if it's a fit.
Hi, I'm Alex. Born and raised in Savannah.
I've always liked using what I know to help people. My day-to-day work is in the AV industry, where I use technology to solve tricky problems for real customers. In my spare time, I do it with a 3D printer and a keyboard.
One of my favorite projects was a simple one: a sawdust deflector I designed and printed for my dad, so the dust goes down and away from where he works. It isn't flashy. But it made his shop a little better, and that's what I like about this work.
A boring, simple part can make a big difference.
That's what A Lott Better Labs is for. Whatever your idea is, I'll help you find a creative way to make it work.
A few lines is plenty. I'll get back to you to talk it through. No pressure and no jargon.
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