3D design — from brief to production-ready file

We model your part from a sketch, an existing part or a drawing — and the file isn't just "nice-looking": it's designed to be printed.

CAD modelling of a technical part on screen at Osmoz 3D
3D design · CAD for printing

Every part is modelled in Fusion 360 with manufacturing in mind: wall thicknesses, fillets, print orientation and tolerances are built in from the modelling stage — not fixed after the fact.

01Sketch, part or drawing
02Optimised for printing
03Fixed quote
04STL / STEP delivered

For 3D design, we start from what you have

A dimensioned sketch

A hand drawing with a few dimensions is enough to get started.

An existing part

We reproduce or adapt from the physical part, even if it's off-catalogue.

A technical drawing

Dimensioned drawing or diagram: we turn the dimensions into a printable model.

A descriptive brief

A detailed description of the intent is enough — we model, you approve.

How it works

  1. 1

    Brief sent

    You send a sketch, part or description. We talk it through to understand the use.

  2. 2

    Fixed quote within 24-48h

    A firm price, not a range that drifts along the way.

  3. 3

    First version

    We model in Fusion 360 and submit a first proposal to you.

  4. 4

    Approval & adjustments

    Adjustments are included until the part matches the need.

  5. 5

    STL / STEP delivery

    We deliver the files — or move straight on to manufacturing.

Modelling lead times

24 to 48h for a standard mechanical part · 3 to 7 days for a complex object

Design examples

Events

Brand mascot

From brief to printable model, a bespoke mascot designed then manufactured in ten days.

Medical

Bespoke equipment mount

A mount designed to fit precisely onto existing medical equipment.

Repair

Non-standard part

A part unavailable on the market, remodelled from the dimensions then rebuilt identically.

Frequently asked questions

Do you deliver the source file or just the STL?
Both: we deliver the print-ready STL and a STEP exchange file. The manufactured parts are yours. The 3D modelling and our optimisations, however, remain our intellectual property — any transfer of rights is subject to a separate written agreement (see article 15 of our terms).
Can the part be modified after delivery?
Yes. We keep the source file. Minor changes are charged at a reduced rate. A full redesign is re-quoted.
Modelling lead time for a simple part?
For a standard mechanical part from a dimensioned sketch: 24 to 48h. For a complex object or a character: 3 to 7 days depending on the level of detail.
Which software do you work with?
Fusion 360 mainly, SolidWorks as needed. Files can be exported in all standard formats: STEP, STL, IGES, DXF.
Do I need a precise idea of what I want?
No. We can start from a rough need and iterate. If the need isn't yet well defined, a project study can usefully come before the design.

A file to create?

Sketch, part or idea: send us what you have, we'll handle the 3D.