3D manufacturing venture
Solución3D
Reverse engineering and on-demand 3D manufacturing: I recreate parts you can no longer find on the market.
The problem
A lot of plastic parts —from appliances, cars, machines— break and are no longer manufactured. Replacing the whole device is expensive and wastes material, when often recreating a single part is enough.
How I solved it
I model the part in CAD (Fusion 360, Blender), often by reverse-engineering it from the broken part or a scan, and print it in the right material (PLA, PETG, TPU). The site shows interactive 3D models, built with Three.js, so the client can rotate and inspect them before ordering.
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Key features
❯Reverse engineering
I recreate discontinued parts from the broken original, measurements or a 3D scan.
❯Custom CAD design
Custom parts and prototypes in Fusion 360 and Blender for clients and companies.
❯Multi-material printing
Production in PLA, PETG or TPU depending on each part's strength and use.
❯Interactive 3D viewer
Models rotate in the browser (Three.js) before you commission the print.