About the service
I turn an idea, a paper sketch or reference photo into a real physical object — using 3D modeling and printing. You need a working prototype to test your product idea, a tabletop miniature for gaming, a collectible figurine or a small mechanical part to check fit and mechanism operation — I take the project from the first conversation to the finished printed item in your hands. I've printed parts for inventors testing their first design version, for enthusiasts building their own game miniatures, and for small brands that needed a physical sample before launching a production run.
The work begins with a brief discussion of scale, purpose and desired finish — a display figurine and a working mechanical part require completely different approaches to modeling and material. I build a digital model in professional software, send you renders and exact dimensions for approval and move to printing only after your confirmation. I work with several types of printers, so the material is selected for the task: durable plastic for parts that need to withstand load and testing, detailed resin for miniatures and figurines with fine elements, flexible filament — where the part needs to bend rather than break. After printing I clean each item of supports, sand if needed and prime it; simple painting according to your scheme I can add separately by agreement.
The manufacturing timeline depends on size and object complexity, and I always agree on the realistic timeline in advance rather than promise the impossible. One revision to the digital model before final printing is included in the cost, so you won't pay twice for revisions at the early stage. I keep the original model files — if you need another copy, reprinting will take less time.
What's included in the work:
— 3D model based on your description, sketch or photos
— Digital preview for approval before printing begins
— Printing in material selected for the task
— Cleaning, sanding and basic finishing of the item
— Recommendations for safe packaging and delivery of the finished object
The work begins with a brief discussion of scale, purpose and desired finish — a display figurine and a working mechanical part require completely different approaches to modeling and material. I build a digital model in professional software, send you renders and exact dimensions for approval and move to printing only after your confirmation. I work with several types of printers, so the material is selected for the task: durable plastic for parts that need to withstand load and testing, detailed resin for miniatures and figurines with fine elements, flexible filament — where the part needs to bend rather than break. After printing I clean each item of supports, sand if needed and prime it; simple painting according to your scheme I can add separately by agreement.
The manufacturing timeline depends on size and object complexity, and I always agree on the realistic timeline in advance rather than promise the impossible. One revision to the digital model before final printing is included in the cost, so you won't pay twice for revisions at the early stage. I keep the original model files — if you need another copy, reprinting will take less time.
What's included in the work:
— 3D model based on your description, sketch or photos
— Digital preview for approval before printing begins
— Printing in material selected for the task
— Cleaning, sanding and basic finishing of the item
— Recommendations for safe packaging and delivery of the finished object
