Design for production

3D modeling for manufacturing

Production-ready CAD models for jigs, fixtures, housings and end-use parts, designed by vetted engineers across the US with the way the part will be made in mind.

4,534

orders delivered across the US in the past year

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average from 743 customer ratings

10

engineering materials, from PLA to carbon-fiber nylon

Free

chat and quote before you pay

What we model

Parts that have to fit, hold and last

Jigs and fixtures

Assembly jigs, drill guides and holding fixtures built around your parts.

Housings and enclosures

Cases, covers and mounts for electronics and products.

Replacement parts

Worn or discontinued parts rebuilt in CAD from a sample or a drawing. See 3D scanning.

Design for 3D printing

Wall thickness, orientation and tolerances planned so the part prints well in the material you need.

Making it another way, such as CNC machining or injection molding? Tell the engineer, and they work out the details with you before you pay.

How it works

STEP 1

Share the requirement

Drawings, photos, a sample's measurements, the load and the environment.

STEP 2

Scope and price

Deliverables, milestones, a deadline and one price. You pay when you accept.

STEP 3

Review

4 days to accept or request changes within the scope.

STEP 4

Print it

Print a test part or a batch of 1 to 999 copies in the same place.

From model to parts

Once the model is done, our US maker community prints it on demand, so you order what you need when you need it. How distributed manufacturing works

3D modeling for manufacturing FAQs

How is a manufacturing design priced?

Per project. The chat and the quote are free, and the engineer sends one price for the agreed scope. You pay only when you accept it.

Can you design iterations after we test a part?

Yes. Each new round of changes after you accept a design is its own scope and price, so you always know the cost first.

What tolerances can you hold?

It depends on the part, the material and the process. Share your requirements in the chat, and the engineer will tell you before you pay.

What file formats do you deliver?

The formats agreed in your scope, such as STEP, STL, OBJ or 3MF.

Will you sign an NDA, and who owns the designs?

Yes. Intagly signs NDAs, and they cover the engineers and makers who work on your project. You own the designs and files.

Need a part designed for production?

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