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Inside The Shop
How We Make Your Mark
Inside The Shop
How We Make Your Mark
Garments are pressed one at a time on a flat press, not run through an automated line. That lets us match ink to fabric, square the placement by hand and pull anything that is not sitting right. Single shirts and full team runs go through the same process.
A rotary chuck turns tumblers, bottles and cylindrical stock under the laser so the engraving wraps evenly instead of distorting at the edges. Flat stock runs on the bed for wood, leather, acrylic and coated metal. The mark is burned into the material, so it will not peel or wash off.
We print in PLA, PETG and TPU, from one-off replacement parts to short production runs of a few hundred. Send an STL and we will print it, or send a photo and a set of measurements and we will model it first. Functional parts get printed in the orientation that keeps them strong, not the one that prints fastest.
Sample & Variety Packs
Built In Madison, Made To Order
Zero Hour Works is a custom production shop in Madison, Alabama, built on the idea that the person taking your order should be the person making it. We run heat presses, laser engravers and 3D printers ourselves, so your artwork never gets handed to a middleman or shipped across the country to a factory that has never spoken to you. That is what keeps the quality consistent and the timelines honest. We work with businesses that need branded gear before a deadline, engineers who need a part that does not exist yet, and people who want one thing made properly for someone who matters to them. No order is too small to be worth doing well. Send us what you have in mind and we will tell you exactly what it takes to build it.
Your Mark, Made Permanent
Send the logo.
We handle the rest.
Most projects start with a file: a logo, a monogram, a line of text, sometimes an old photograph. We clean it up, scale it to the material and prove it before anything gets cut or pressed. Vector files give the sharpest result, but a decent photo of a faded logo is usually enough for us to work from. If the artwork is not ready yet, we will tell you before it ends up permanently in leather.