A phone case made from the ground up.
An existing phone became the starting point for a custom case, bringing 3D scanning, modeling, and multicolor printing into one project.
U225X STUDIODESIGN. MAKE. SOLVE.Creative design, functional 3D printing, scanning, custom models, shirts and stickers. Bring a rough sketch, a worn-out part, or an idea you’re ready to make.

A graphic for your business. A part that’s hard to find. A shirt that says exactly what you mean. Start with the purpose; we’ll work through the possibilities.
Give your idea a clear visual direction and artwork suited to its next use.
02Turn a suitable model into a useful physical object, with the application guiding the print.
03Use an existing object as the starting point for a digital model or a revised part.
04Develop a digital shape from your idea, references, and practical requirements.
05Bring a personal idea or original artwork onto an everyday object.
Project stories from our Facebook page. Follow along for the work, the process, and the next idea.
An existing phone became the starting point for a custom case, bringing 3D scanning, modeling, and multicolor printing into one project.
Custom graphics for Jeff West Homecoming Week brought Tiger pride to Spirit Day, alongside a set of Internet Meme Day shirts.
These posts share individual projects. Custom work is quoted separately; they are not ready-to-buy product listings.
Explore two documented personal builds, with photographs, process notes, and links to the original project records.

A self-directed build that moved from a three-lobed model to a printed body with four installed bearings. The finished object is documented in a workbench photograph; spin performance was not measured.

A personal artwork-to-object project: four bold decorative symbols became vector cut paths, then black vinyl applied to a reusable cup. The finished photographs show the main decal set in place.

I’m Robert Hutchins. With more than 25 years working across design and fabrication, I’ve always enjoyed understanding how things work and finding a useful way forward.
U225X Studio brings that practical curiosity together with graphic design, 3D modeling, scanning, printing, and custom merchandise. It’s the making side of Engineering Unwarranted, here in Kansas.
Find your starting pointA sketch, a broken part, a business promotion, or just a problem to solve. Start with what you have.