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CAD / 3D Design

 Need a 3D file for manufacturing?

Need a 3D file for printing, manufacturing, patent drawings, etc.?

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We are proficient in most standard 3D modeling software (Fusion 360, Solidworks, CREO, Rhino, etc.) If you have a file that needs fixing and/or need to start from scratch, let us help!

Reverse Engineering | 3D Scanning

Endangered parts? Complex geometries?

Lost the CAD file on a complex piece? Are you dealing with a rare or endangered part? We offer a comprehensive suite of reverse engineering services, including 3D scanning and polygon reduction. 

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The engineering and 3D modeling process for consumer product development begins with identifying the product's functionality, target audience, and design goals. Engineers collaborate with designers to define the product's form and features, considering factors like usability, aesthetics, and manufacturability. Using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software, they create detailed 3D models that represent every component of the product, including dimensions, materials, and assembly mechanisms. These models allow engineers to test and visualize the product digitally before physical prototypes are created. Simulations, such as stress tests or fluid dynamics analyses, are performed within the software to ensure the product can withstand real-world use. Once the design is finalized, the 3D model is used to generate production-ready files for manufacturing. Prototypes may then be 3D printed or built using other methods to validate the design and ensure functionality, leading to further refinements before mass production.
Prototyping is a crucial step in design and product development, allowing creators to build early, tangible versions of an idea for testing and iteration. The process typically starts with brainstorming and conceptualizing the initial design based on user needs, functionality, and goals. Designers then create low-fidelity prototypes, such as sketches, wireframes, or simple 3D models, to visualize the concept. These early prototypes help identify potential problems or user experience issues before investing in more time-consuming or expensive models. Once initial concepts are refined, medium- or high-fidelity prototypes are made using tools like 3D printing, digital software, or mock-ups that closely resemble the final product. Testing is an integral part of prototyping, where feedback from users or stakeholders helps identify improvements. This feedback loop encourages multiple iterations, leading to a final design that better meets the project's objectives and user needs.

Prototyping | Manufacturing

Produce an affordable prototype or low run (x<100) for market testing

We pride ourselves on making all parts affordable and in-house. If you need a low-run, especially in the plastics space, let us give you a quote tailored to your needs. 

 

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