For product teams
CAD models, prototypes and production-ready files from vetted design engineers across the US. Every project starts with a free chat and a written scope with one price, and printing happens in the same place.
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Free
chat and quote before you pay
What we take on
Turn a concept, sketch or drawing into a CAD model, then print prototypes to test fit and function.
Change the model after each test print. Each new round is its own written scope, so you always know the price first.
Models planned for how they'll be made. See 3D modeling for manufacturing.
CAD from a part you already have. See 3D scanning and reverse engineering.
Display pieces, logo signs and trade-show samples, designed and printed.
Print 1 to 999 copies of each finished part with an instant quote.
Every request goes to design engineers we have verified for engineering work.
Deliverables, milestones, a deadline and one price, before you pay anything.
The model and the printed parts come through the same project. How distributed manufacturing works
STEP 1
Describe the product and pick a timeline. Share drawings, photos or files in the chat.
STEP 2
The engineer sends deliverables, milestones, a deadline and one price. You pay when you accept.
STEP 3
The engineer works to the milestones in the scope, and questions go through the same chat.
STEP 4
4 days to accept or request changes within the scope. Then files, and prints if ordered.
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.
Changes within the agreed scope are part of the project until you accept the result. When the engineer marks it complete, you have 4 days to accept or request changes. New features after payment are quoted separately, under our Scope of Work policy.
Yes. Intagly signs NDAs, and they cover the engineers and makers who work on your project. You own the designs and files.
Tell the engineer how the part will be made. They work out the details with you in the chat before you pay.
The formats agreed in your scope, such as STEP, STL, OBJ or 3MF.
You can pay by card, PayPal, Venmo or ACH, and businesses can ask for an invoice.