From a neighbor in the building
Here’s the idea: instead of ordering something shipped from a warehouse, what if you could ask a neighbor with a 3D printer to just make it?
A broken drawer handle, a phone stand that actually fits your car, the little part nobody sells anymore, or something you saw online and thought “I’d like one of those.”
Any of these can be made yours - a name, a color, a size that fits your space. The bowl says “The Boys” because that’s who eats out of it. The hooks and the drying mat are already measured to this building’s shower glass, cabinet doors, and sink ledge. They just fit.
This is Makit: things made by someone nearby instead of shipped from across the country. Maybe one day it’s everywhere. Today it starts here.
If you’re not sure how to describe it, a photo is plenty.
“A hook that holds my dog’s leash by the door” tells me everything I need.
A picture of the broken thing, a screenshot, or a model file if you have one. Up to 4.
Saw it on Amazon, TikTok, or a model site? Paste it here.
Spools I keep on the shelf. “Surprise me” means I pick what suits it.
I’ll text with questions and when it’s ready. That’s it.
I’ll text you within a day, usually sooner.