Osborne Park

Prototyping

Print a check part, revise the file, then cut or machine the real one in the same building.

Process
Print · revise · cut
Materials
FDM plastics, then metal or plate as needed
Typical use
Fit checks, jigs, one-offs before production
Prototype part on an FDM printer

Prototyping is the path from idea to metal (or plastic) without paying for tooling twice.

A common sequence: FDM print for fit and look, tweak the CAD, then waterjet or mill the production material. Jigs, drill guides, and one-off brackets often start as prints in the shop.

Send what you have, even a sketch and a photo, and we will say what the next step is.

See 3D printing or send a drawing.

  1. 01
    Rough geometry

    Sketch, photo, or CAD.

  2. 02
    Print a check

    Fast iteration in plastic when it helps.

  3. 03
    Settle the file

    Then waterjet or mill in the production material.

  4. 04
    Workshop reply

    Same building for both steps.

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