What you get
- 3D model and drawings
- Prototype through our partners
- A file any manufacturer can use
Try the demo
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Part configurator · demo
Illustration · sample part, not a client projectManufacturing
Material
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Manufacturing file · CNC machining · Aluminium
- ✓3D model (STEP)
- ✓Dimensioned drawing (PDF)
- ✓Material, process and quantity
→ Sent to our manufacturing partners
On video
Decision tools
Two minutes, your own answers, a clear opinion.
Try it
3D printing or machining?
Quantity
Material
Required precision
Shape
First opinion
Answer the four questions to see the most suitable process.
Before / after
Before
- A sketch, a photo or a broken part
- No 3D file or dimensioned drawing
- Manufacturing quotes impossible to compare
- Several contacts to coordinate
After
- A parametric 3D CAD model
- Dimensioned drawings and a manufacturing file
- A prototype made through our partners
- One contact, from feasibility to prototype
How it works
- 01
Feasibility
Mechanical constraints, materials, quantities and schedule, checked before any proposal.
- 02
3D CAD design
3D modelling and drawings, plus electronics (KiCad) if the product needs it.
- 03
Prototype and iteration
Prototype through our partners (3D printing, CNC machining), inspection, then fixes.
- The result
- A part ready to manufacture, with a file you can hand to any manufacturer.
- Proof before commitment
- Feasibility is checked before any promise: material, constraints, budget.
- The timeline
- The schedule is set with you and dated in the quote.
- Your effort
- You bring the idea, the sketch or the part. We handle the rest.
Entry offer
The Pilot: one repetitive task automated on your data, evaluated before any wider commitment.
- Scope, timeline and price set in the quote, in writing
- Acceptance criteria written down before we start
- If it fails the evaluation, it does not go into production
- One point of contact, who prepares the data with you
What is included
- Feasibility study
- Parametric 3D CAD design and drawings
- Reverse engineering of an existing part
- Circuit boards (KiCad) and sensor architecture
- Prototype managed with our partners
- A manufacturing file any manufacturer can use
What is not
- Manufacturing itself: it is carried out by our partners, whom we manage
- Regulatory certification of the final product
Ideal for
- Companies without an engineering office that have a part or product to design
- Manufacturers who need to remake a part they can no longer source
Less suited for
- Large-scale production without a prototype phase
- Files belonging to a third party, without permission
In 30 minutes, we look together at whether a pilot makes sense for you.