Process
How Custom Projects Work
A custom project moves from idea or reference to an agreed physical result through requirement review, feasibility, configuration, production, quality checks, and delivery.
1. Idea, reference, or file
Start with what you have: a written idea, photos, a sketch, dimensions, an STL, or another reference. Explain the intended result and identify the details that matter most.
2. Requirement and feasibility review
We clarify critical dimensions, fit, use conditions, appearance, quantity, and timing. The design is reviewed for the modeling, test fitting, prototyping, or geometry changes it may need. A file that opens successfully is not automatically production-ready.
3. Material, configuration, and scope
Material and production decisions follow the actual requirements. The proposed scope should make clear what is being produced, the design work involved, the agreed configuration, price, timing, and delivery arrangements. Changes after approval may require another review.
4. Production and quality check
Production preparation includes the correct model revision, orientation, support strategy, and process setup. After printing, the relevant checks can include visible defects, dimensions, fit, layer integrity, surface condition, and finishing.
5. Delivery and follow-up
The finished piece is prepared for the agreed delivery method. If something differs from the approved scope, clear photos and a description of the difference make the issue easier to review.
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