Modern tools. Old standards.
VectorCraft Labs runs out of a shop that was always a shop. My dad built and fixed race cars and mud trucks here. My grandfather did woodwork and ran an extensive model train layout in the same space. Between them they could fix just about anything you put in front of them, and they did it right or not at all.
Both have been gone about ten years. For a while the space went quiet. Now it makes things again.
I never picked one trade. I am a problem solver and a collector of skills, and VCL is what happens when you point all of that at one bench: design, 3D printing, laser work, casting, branded goods, and practical tools. The two sides of this shop, raw fabrication and fine detail, are the two sides I grew up around.
The name says how I work. A vector is direct, no fluff, and scales to whatever size the job needs. Craft is the making. Built with intention means getting the job right for what is actually needed, nothing wasted, nothing for show.
If it leaves this shop, it was built right.