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Our process
Brief & References
We define what the product needs to do, who uses it, and how it should look and feel. Reference images, competitor analysis, and rough sketches set the creative direction.
Concept Modelling
A first rough 3D form is built — fast, iterative, focused on shape and proportion. No engineering constraints yet, just the right look.
Renders & Approval
Photorealistic renders from multiple angles, with colour and material variants. You review and approve the design before we move to precision engineering.
Technical CAD
The approved design is rebuilt as a parametric CAD model with real dimensions, tolerances, wall thicknesses, and material properties.
Technical Drawings
Fully annotated 2D drawings with dimensions, tolerances, surface finishes and material callouts — ready to hand to any machine shop or manufacturer worldwide.
File Delivery
You receive all native files plus universal formats (STEP, STL, DXF, PDF). You own everything — no vendor lock-in.
File formats
We work with all major CAD exchange formats. Send us what you have — even a photo or sketch — and we'll handle the rest.
Input formats we accept
Output formats we deliver
Frequently Asked Questions
What software do you use for industrial design?
We use Blender for concept modelling and photorealistic visualisation, and Autodesk Fusion 360 for precision parametric CAD, technical drawings, and manufacturing-ready outputs.
What file formats do you accept?
We accept STEP, IGES, STL, OBJ, FBX, DXF, DWG, .blend, .f3d, and even rough sketches or photos. We deliver STEP, STL, DXF, PDF drawings, and native Fusion 360 / Blender files.
Do I own the files you create?
Yes. You receive all native files plus universal exchange formats (STEP, STL, DXF, PDF). No vendor lock-in.
Can you design for 3D printing, CNC machining, and injection moulding?
Yes. Our CAD models are designed with your manufacturing process in mind — wall thicknesses, tolerances, and draft angles are all accounted for from the start.
How long does a typical industrial design project take?
Most projects run 1–2 weeks from concept to production-ready CAD, depending on complexity. Contact us for a quote and timeline estimate.