Built for trucks. Made for real life.

Small annoyances.
Forged into fixes.

Loose phone. Tangled cables. That broken clip. FixForge turns everyday truck and garage problems into practical, custom 3D-printed solutions.

Independent maker / CAD to countertop / No unnecessary extras

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Problem → Print → PracticalThe FixForge approach

New shop. Clear principles.

01 / Fit over flash02 / Show the working solution03 / Quote custom work separately

From the driver's seat to the workbench

Useful beats universal.

We start with a specific annoyance, not a warehouse full of stuff. Then we design around the space it actually needs to fit.

First build / In development

A place for your phone.
Not another cable nest.

Our starting project: a fitted phone and charging organizer for a truck. Silverado experience meets CAD design to tackle the clutter right where it happens.

Designed around the details

Vehicle fit, cable routing, and everyday access—not a one-size-fits-everything promise. Check each listing for compatibility before ordering.

01

Truck fixes

Phone organizers, charging cable guides, and small fitted parts. Requests help decide which annoyances reach the workbench next.

02

Garage solutions

Tool hangers, cable management, and replacement clips designed around the job—not just to look good on a shelf.

03

Your problem, a new design

Custom CAD and printed solutions scoped separately. Have a printer? Look for downloadable files as repeatable designs become available.

The growing fix library

Buy the fix. Skip the workaround.

Browse all fixes

Straight talk on price.

We're testing a $15–$40 range for repeatable printed fixes—not a guaranteed price list. Each product listing sets its actual price. Custom design work is scoped and priced separately; digital file pricing will be shown when available.

Less annoying. More useful.

Your next fix starts here.

See what's on the bench and what's ready to order. The goal is simple: turn one daily frustration into something you don't have to think about anymore.