It started with a hexagon.
DnA Plastics is one guy, three printers, and a garage in Warsaw, Indiana — built on the idea that the right part is the one made for the job, not the one that happened to fit.
An accessibility project
The first printer was bought for a single reason: to make life easier for a family member with a visual impairment. The project was a set of large, tactile, hexagonal button caps — easy to find and press by feel.
That hexagon stuck. It's in the logo, and it's the reason this shop exists. Once the printer was solving one problem, it started solving others — and the ones worth making for other people turned into DnA Plastics.
The hex motif running through the brand is a nod to that beginning — a reminder that good design starts with the person who has to use the thing.
Small batch, done right
Designed in CAD
Every part is modeled parametrically, so a change in spec is a change in a number — not a new tool and a six-week wait. That's why a custom size is a reasonable thing to ask for.
Printed in-house
I control orientation, material, and finishing on every run, and I keep the files — so the set you order next year matches the one on your wall now.
Priced fairly
There's a hard markup cap on everything here, and quotes are honest. You pay for the part and the work — nothing padded on top, no "shop fee" for the privilege.
Who you're working with
DnA Plastics is a registered DBA of DnA Crafted Wood LLC, an Indiana company. It's insured, Indiana sales tax gets collected and remitted properly, and every order gets a clean record. Small operation, run like a real one — which for business customers means a quote, a documented spec, Net 30 terms, and a part you can reorder years from now from a file instead of somebody's memory.
Made in the USA — actually made, by a real person, on a real printer, in a real garage. Warsaw, Indiana.