RNDM CUTS
Fabrication shop — Costa Mesa, CA CNC / Laser / 3D print

Cut.
Carve.
Print

A neighborhood fabrication shop with a full-sheet CNC, a big-bed laser and a wall of 3D printers. Bring a file, a sketch or just an idea. We'll make it, and you pick it up or we drop it off.

Request a quote See the machines
The Laguna 4x8 CNC router in the shop, dust hose overhead
01 The router4 × 8 ft bed
A CNC bit carving into a block of foam
02 The cutCarving foam
Gloved hands sanding a cut aluminum letter
03 The finishBy hand
CNC bed
4 × 8 ft
Laser bed
36 × 51 in
3D prints up to
~13 in
Shipping
Local only

Start wherever you are.

No CAD skills needed. Every job starts with a quick quote, and every quote is free.

01

I have a file.

Send your STL, 3MF, SVG, DXF, AI or PDF. We check it, suggest material and send back a quote.

Upload a file
02

I have an idea.

A sketch on a napkin, a photo, a few measurements. We design it with you, then make it.

Describe your idea
03

Make it mine.

Pick something we already make, like table numbers, a wayfinding sign or a set of dimensional letters, and add your name or logo.

Browse ideas
The machines

Big enough for furniture. Fine enough for a keychain.

A

CNC routing

Full 4×8 ft sheets on an industrial router. Plywood furniture, shop signs, tabletops, carved wall art, cabinet parts.

Bed
48 × 96 in
Materials
Plywood, hardwood, MDF, plastics
Good for
Outlines, pockets, carving, lettering
Jobs start at
One full sheet
A dark exit sign with an arrow mounted on a white stucco wall beside a cactus
B

Laser cutting & engraving

A 150 W CO2 laser with a 36 × 51 in bed. Crisp cuts and detailed engraving on wood, acrylic, leather, paper and fabric. The easy way to start small.

A white 3D printed vase with a wavy petal edge against a desert hillside
C

3D printing

A fleet of Bambu Lab printers for parts up to about 13 in, multicolor prints, and resin for small, fine-detail pieces. Bigger parts are printed in sections and assembled.

How it works

  1. 1

    Send it over

    Tell us what you're making. Attach a file, a photo or a sketch with measurements.

  2. 2

    Get your quote

    Within 24 hours you'll have a price, a material suggestion and a ready date. Approve it and we start cutting.

  3. 3

    Pick up or we deliver

    Grab it from the shop in Costa Mesa, or we bring it to you anywhere in our Orange County delivery area.

Made here

A few things we make often. Any of them can carry your name, your logo or your measurements.

Birch plywood cabinet with fluted doors
Birch plywood cabinetCNC
Cut aluminum letters on a workbench
Dimensional lettersCNC
A large carved white foam sculpture in the workshop
Carved foam sculptureCNC
A white ribbed 3D printed vase form against desert rocks
Ribbed vase form3D print
A table number sign on a small metal stand
Table numbersLaser
A blade restroom sign with an arrow on a stucco wall
Wayfinding signsLaser

Made in Costa Mesa. Delivered across OC.

Pickup
RNDM Lab, Costa Mesa
[PICKUP HOURS]
Delivery
[ZONE 1 CITIES]
Wider Orange County on request
Shipping
We don't ship
Local orders only

Request a quote

Free, no obligation. The more you tell us, the faster and more accurate the quote. We reply within 24 hours.

Rather talk?
[EMAIL] · [PHONE]
Material
Getting it
STL, 3MF, STEP, SVG, DXF, AI, PDF, JPG or PNG. Up to 10 files, 95 MB each.

CNC jobs start at one full 4×8 sheet.

Questions

Do you ship?

No. Everything is picked up at the shop in Costa Mesa or delivered within our Orange County delivery area.

I don't have a file. Can you still help?

Yes, that's most of our work. Send a sketch, a photo or a few measurements and we'll design it with you. Design time is included in your quote.

Is there a minimum?

CNC jobs start at one full 4×8 sheet. Laser and 3D print jobs can be as small as a single keychain.

Can I bring my own material?

Yes. Tell us what it is in your request so we can confirm it's safe to cut on our machines.

How long does it take?

Quotes come back within 24 hours. Most jobs are ready in [TURNAROUND] after you approve the quote.

Can you cut a logo or character I found online?

Only if it's yours or you have permission to use it. Your own business logo is always fine.