Device Repair & Custom 3D-Printed Parts
FixForge repairs laptops, consoles, phones, and everyday electronics — and when a part is cracked, snapped, or simply doesn't exist anymore, we 3D-print a replacement. Most repair shops stop there. We don't.
What We Fix
Tell us what's broken — we'll tell you straight if it's something we can help with.
Won't power on, slowed to a crawl, cracked hinge, dead battery, failing ports. We diagnose first, then fix what's fixable.
Overheating, won't read discs, stick drift, broken ports and buttons. We get consoles back in the fight.
Cracked screens, dead charging ports, batteries that won't hold a charge anymore.
CD players, retro gear, remotes — anything with a circuit board and a story. If it's broken, just ask.
The Forge Advantage
Every repair shop can replace a part that's still in stock. Almost none of them can make you a new one when it isn't. FixForge has a 3D printer on the bench specifically for this — so a broken case, a snapped clip, or a piece that's been discontinued for a decade doesn't end your device's life.
How It Works
No guesswork about how to actually get your device to us — or back.
Message us and describe what's wrong. We'll ask a few questions and give you an honest first read.
Send your device to our pickup point — we'll walk you through packing it safely before it ever leaves your hands.
We inspect it, confirm the issue and the price with you, then repair it — printing a replacement part if one's needed.
Your device comes back working, sent wherever you'd like it delivered.
Honest Pricing
Every repair gets a real quote after we've actually looked at your device. These ranges exist so you know roughly what to expect before you reach out.
Won't boot, won't post, random crashes, or you just don't know what's wrong. We find the cause and tell you exactly what it'll take.
Running slow, malware, driver problems, or a clean Windows install with all your drivers set up properly.
RAM, SSD, GPU, power supply, cooling, thermal paste — or a full custom build: assembled, cable-managed, Windows and drivers installed, stress-tested before it goes back to you.
SSD, RAM, GPU, power supply, cooling, or a custom 3D-printed piece — anything we actually source, print, or swap in.
Laptops, consoles, handhelds and older electronics — message us and we'll tell you honestly whether it's something we can take on.
These are starting ranges, not final bills. Diagnosis is $20, and it's waived if you go ahead with the repair. Every job starts as a diagnostic — if it turns out to be a bigger fix, you get a quote before we touch anything.
The labor prices above are our time. If your fix needs an actual part, that part is billed separately at what it costs — a fan or a thermal paste job adds a few dollars, a replacement SSD is usually $50–70, a power supply $80–120. Higher-end parts like a GPU cost whatever the market is charging. Either way, you'll know the exact part cost before we order anything.
Turnaround
Most jobs back in 3–5 business days. We'll tell you up front if yours will take longer.
Warranty
30 days on our labor. If the same problem comes back, we fix it free.
What we don't take on: data recovery from failing drives, machines still under manufacturer warranty (opening it voids your coverage — go to them first), and liquid-damaged devices. We'd rather tell you no than make it worse.
Why Trust Us With Your Stuff
FixForge is run by three people learning electronics repair hands-on. Before a single customer device comes through the door, we practice on donated and junk hardware until we get it right.
That's also why FixForge is currently taking early requests instead of promising the world. We'd rather tell you what we can't do yet than take your money and your device for a job we're not ready for.
Practice before customers. Every skill on this page was tested on our own hardware first, not learned on your device.
No overpromising. If something's outside what we can do yet, we'll say so instead of taking the job anyway.
A real process. Diagnosis, a confirmed price, then the work — never the other way around.
Ready When You Are
Tell us what's wrong and we'll tell you honestly whether — and how — we can fix it.
All the ways to reach us, on one page.
🛠️ Before Your Device Ever Reaches Us
When your device arrives, we document its condition, inspect the hardware, and reproduce the problem whenever possible. We don't replace random parts and hope something works. We test the obvious causes first, then work our way deeper until we have a reasonable explanation for what's actually wrong.
The Six Steps
We photograph the device, check for existing physical damage, verify the model and accessories, and record its condition before any work begins.
We test the hardware based on the symptoms you've reported. That could mean checking connections, power delivery, thermals, storage, memory, ports, displays, batteries, or other components depending on the device.
Once we've identified the likely problem, we'll tell you what we found, what needs to be done, and what it'll cost before we perform paid work.
After approval, we perform the repair and test the device again. For computers and consoles, that can include extended testing to make sure the original problem isn't still happening.
If a replacement piece is unavailable, discontinued, or simply doesn't exist anymore, we'll check whether a custom 3D-printed replacement is practical. Not every part can be printed, but when it can, that's where FixForge gets different.
Before anything leaves us, we verify that the repair actually solved the reported problem and document the finished condition.
💬 What If You Don't Know What's Wrong?
You don't need to tell us "my motherboard has a VRM failure." Just tell us what happened.
Send us the device model, explain what happened, and include a few pictures if you can. We'll figure out what information we need from there. Head to the contact section →
🔒 Your Device. Your Approval.
We diagnose first. If the repair requires paid parts or labor, you receive the price before we move forward. If the repair doesn't make sense financially, isn't something we're equipped to handle, or requires a specialist, we'll tell you.
Sometimes the right answer isn't "give us your money."
Sometimes it's "don't repair this one."
That's part of being honest.
⚙️ What We're Building
We're building a place where broken electronics don't automatically become e-waste just because a manufacturer stopped making one tiny plastic bracket, button, clip, cover, or mount.
Repair what's broken. Forge what's missing.
Message Us →Every Way to Reach FixForge
Pick whichever works for you — TikTok or email both land with us directly. No forms, no runaround, just tell us what's wrong.
Two Ways In
Both go straight to the same three people. Pick whichever you actually check.
Fastest way to reach us if you're already on there. Send a DM with what's going on — photos or a video of the problem help a lot.
Open TikTok →Better if you'd rather write it all out at once, or attach a bunch of photos in one go. We read every message.
Send an Email →Before You Send That First Message
None of this is required — we'll ask if we need it. But including it upfront usually means we can give you a real answer on the first reply instead of a round of questions.
Brand and model if you know it — "PS4 Slim," "Dell XPS 13," "iPhone 12," whatever it is. A photo works too if you're not sure of the exact name.
Won't turn on? Cracked case? Random shutdowns? The more specific, the faster we can tell you whether it's something we can take on.
Did it happen suddenly, after a drop, after getting wet, or has it just gotten worse over time? That context genuinely helps narrow things down.
Especially for anything physical — cracks, missing parts, broken clips. One picture usually tells us more than a paragraph of description.
No Pressure, No Sales Pitch
FixForge is still early — we're taking on what we're confident we can actually deliver, and we'll say so upfront if something's outside that yet. Reaching out costs you nothing but a message.
Start with TikTok →