A sketch on paper, a photo of the broken part, a sample part in an
envelope or, for the moment, just a thought: out of that comes a 3D model that
fits. I take the measurements from you, from your reference or from the sample
part; where something is still open, we settle it before the start.
Step A Reference
What you can come with
No finished drawing is needed. The more detail you can give me, the sooner the model
fits. But a description over the phone has turned into a spare part
before now.
Referencesketch - photo - sample part - description
Measurementsfrom you, the reference or the sample part
Queriesby email or phone, before the start
Step B Modelling
Built to be printed
Modelling is done in Fusion 360 or Blender, and in such a way that the part can
actually be printed afterwards: wall thicknesses, tolerances and contact
surfaces are taken into account from the start.
SoftwareFusion 360 - Blender
Checkpreview images before the final version
Changesrevision round included
Step C Delivery
Your file, your format
In the end the file belongs to you, for your private use. You get it by email in
the format of your choice, and if you want, it goes straight on into printing
with no detour: simply choose “Printing & design” in the form.
FormatsSTL - OBJ - STEP - 3MF
Usefree for private use, commercial by arrangement
You bring the file, a sketch, or for now just the idea. Every enquiry gets a no-obligation quote at a fixed price, usually within twelve hours. No printing starts until you approve the quote.
Item 01 3D printing
Your model, made ready to print
FDM printing on the Bambu Lab P1S with AMS: up to four colours or four materials in a single run, TPU excepted. I set wall thickness, infill and support structures to suit before the print starts.
No 3D file? From your sketch, your photo or your description I build the matching model in Fusion 360 or Blender. I take the dimensions from you, from your template or from the sample part. If something is missing, I ask before I start.
Material, strength, feasibility: I tell you plainly what works and what does not, including when FDM is the wrong process for your project, or 3D printing in general. Better a clear no than a part that fails.
Without obligation and fairly calculated, with a fixed price: for printing from the amount of material and the print time, for design from the design time.
1 – 7 daysStep 03
Production
Printing usually 1–4 days, design 1–7 days.
On larger projects you get interim updates before the work continues.
In person in Munich by arrangement, or anywhere in Germany with DHL GoGreen, as a letter or a parcel. You pay the quoted amount by PayPal or bank transfer; I will issue an invoice on request.