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B2B · External CAD capacity · Additive manufacture
External CAD / 3D capacity for defined projects
We support designers, furniture businesses, manufacturers, workshops and product teams with digital modelling, prototypes and additive manufacture when needed.
At a glance
The engagement can be entirely digital: we receive a defined brief, complete the agreed CAD/3D work and deliver the specified files, drawings or images. No 3D-printing order is required.
Where a physical result is needed, the same relationship can continue into a prototype, production aid, one-off part or small series. Scope, versions, approval responsibility and capacity are agreed per project.
Concept example
Visual examples of the service
Concept studies that make each possibility clear. Scope, source information, level of detail and deliverables are defined for every project.
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Fitted-furniture CAD concept
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Functional mounting bracket
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Wall-mounted drill-battery holder
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Snap-fit enclosure prototype
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Low-voltage sensor housing
Concept example
Images created to explain design and manufacturing possibilities. They are not presented as completed customer work.
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CAD / 3D capacity by project
We work as external capacity for a concrete scope, from a workload peak to a specific part, item of furniture, space or product.
- Product and component modelling
- Made-to-measure furniture and interior elements
- Rooms, layouts and spatial concepts
- Alteration or development of existing models
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Product development
We create models and prototypes to study volume, assembly, access, ergonomics, presentation or function before committing to another production stage.
- Enclosures and interfaces
- Non-critical components and assemblies
- Controlled variants and iterations
- Files for review or digital delivery
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Furniture, interiors and spaces
Furniture companies, designers and other professionals can commission models of cabinets, wardrobes, shelving, panels, rooms or apartments for development and communication. The scope does not imply architectural or engineering sign-off.
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Additive manufacture when needed
If a project benefits from a physical part, we assess prototypes, jigs, brackets, non-critical aids and small series. We do not force a CAD project to end in 3D printing.
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Deliverables, confidentiality and ownership
The proposal defines source information, versions, revisions, formats, rights of use and deliverables. Files remain private; a specific NDA can be considered where justified by the project.
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Planning and approval
The responsible contact reviews the applicable version, measurements, interfaces, appearance and deliverables. Changes to scope, price or timing are confirmed before work continues; repeat manufacture uses the approved version and specification.
Start here
Tell us what you need modelled or manufactured.
You do not need to know file formats, materials or 3D software. Explain the goal and attach whatever references you have.