Multi-craft maker shop
One shop, many materials. Cards, tiles, and 3D, designed and made in-house.
Kulworks is a San Antonio maker shop. We turn your idea into a finished, physical product: custom UV card printing, UV-printed cards for anyone, game tiles, FDM and resin 3D printing, and the design behind it all.
Game designers, sports teams, schools and clubs, photographers, event hosts, and market sellers all bring us projects. We design your cards, build your prototypes, so you can hold the real thing and know it's right.
Inside the shop
Every material, under one roof
Custom cards, UV-printed tiles, FDM and resin 3D printing, and the design behind it all. From a first prototype deck to a finished run, it's made right here. Take a look.
Services & who it's for
Five crafts, made for teams, designers, and sellers
Card printing is what we do most, for sports teams, schools, clubs, and game and card designers. If it needs designing, printing, or making, there's a good chance we can help.
UV Card Printing
Custom decks, prototypes to finished runs.
Custom cards for sports teams, schools, clubs, and game & card designers. We print standard poker-size cards with your own backs and faces, and can design the cards for you.
UV Printing for Board Game Tiles
Vivid UV flatbed printing on tiles and components.
UV flatbed printing on small board game tiles and components, with sharp full-color art bonded straight to the surface.
Filament 3D Printing (FDM)
Functional parts, props, and components.
FDM printing for parts, props, and functional components, with sturdy prints in a range of materials and sizes.
Resin 3D Printing (SLA)
High-detail miniatures and small parts.
SLA resin printing for high-detail miniatures and small parts where crisp detail matters most.
3D Modeling & Design
Custom models in Shapr3D + design support.
Custom 3D models designed in Shapr3D, plus the design support behind your print job, including card layout and tile artwork prep. Because we handle the design, we can tweak and update it as your game develops and grows.
Prototyping
Between a home printer and a factory
Printing at home is a great, cheap way to start. A factory run of a thousand copies is a big leap. The gap between them is where we live: clean, table-ready cards and pieces in small numbers, with no huge minimum, so your game looks and plays like the real thing while you're still refining it.
Portfolio
See the work
A sample of what we make, across cards, tiles, and 3D. The full gallery has the rest, and it keeps growing.
Have a project in mind? Let's make it.
Tell me what you're building and I'll get back to you with next steps and a quote.