3D design and modeling

We start from how many millimetres the part has to be, not from how it should look. The model is built parametrically: change one dimension and everything tied to it updates by itself, with no redrawing.

You get whatever output you need — STL for the printer, STEP for the workshop, or a dimensioned technical drawing for the manufacturer. If the part has several components we build the assembly too, so you can see whether it actually fits before anything is produced.

• Part and product modeling — parametric, dimensions stay editable
• Assemblies: fit between components and motion checks
• STL for 3D printing, STEP for manufacturing and CNC
• Dimensioned technical drawings (PDF)
• Re-modeling an existing part from measurements
• Enclosures, brackets, jigs, moulds, signage
• Renders for product imagery

We embed the model with three.js: visitors spin and zoom the product with a finger and see the side a photo never shows. It works on phones too, with no app to install.

One step further is a configurator: the visitor picks colour, material, size or component options, the product updates instantly, and their combination is written into the quote form. Combined with an online store it can go straight to the cart.

Our 3D is dimension-driven: parts, products, mechanical design. Character and organic modeling, animation, cinematic rendering and architectural visualisation are not our field. If someone asks for one of those we say so up front and point them elsewhere where we can.

We put this in writing because taking on the wrong job wastes everyone’s time. If you are not sure which side your job falls on, call — looking costs nothing.