01 / PAPER
Give the thought an edge.
A pencil line and a folded sheet answer the first question: what shape is this trying to become?
cheap, fast, worth doing
Prototyping workshop · Kerala
Bring therough
version.
From a first sketch to a fit-check prototype, bring the version you have. We review the file, help choose the material, and print the next thing you need to learn.
ATTEMPT IS THE METHODSKETCH → MOCK-UPCAD → PRINT → REVISE
rough CAD welcomehuman file checkprivate uploadstracked delivery
Real products are argued into existence— one stubborn version at a time.
Whether the question begins on folded paper or inside a tolerance stack, the loop stays the same: define, make, inspect, revise.
Process study / desk stand
We don’t hide the bit where it goes wrong.
A failed version is a physical note from the object. Keep it close. Read it properly. Then make the next decision.
02 / CARDBOARD
Make the size feel real.
Cut it, tape it, hold it. Cardboard finds awkward proportions before a printer spends an hour proving them.
too tall → trim 18 mm
03 / FAILED PRINT
Keep the broken one.
The crack is a load path. The stringing is a setting. The bad fit is a dimension we finally know.
NOT WASTE / EVIDENCE
KEEP
THIS
THIS
04 / NEXT PART
Change one thing. Go again.
A thicker wall, a different material, a new orientation. V2 is smarter because V1 existed.
+0.8 mm / PRINT SIDEWAYS
EXAMPLE PROCESS / TEST THE LOAD, FIT, AND CLEARANCE THAT MATTER TO YOUR PART.
Your private build journal
The parcel arriving is not the end of the build.
Keep the product’s purpose, each printed version, what you observed, and the decision that shaped the next one—all in the same trail.
Open your build journalV1 / OBSERVATION
The clip fits, but the arm twists under load.
V1 / DECISION
Keep the clip. Add a rib along the arm.
V2 / NEXT QUESTION
Does the rib stay clear of the cable path?
Start a print request
Bring what you know.
New to 3D printing? Upload the file and describe the job—we’ll work out the material, slicer values, and confirmed price. Already have slicer data? Add it for an instant working estimate.
What should this part feel like?
Choose the closest answer. “Not sure” is completely fine.
No grams or print hours needed. We’ll inspect and slice the file before sending a price.
Quote path / guided
Upload first.
Pay after review.
1. Send the CAD file and what the part needs to do.
2. We check geometry, material, print time, and delivery.
3. Your private receipt shows the confirmed quote and payment step.
PRICE CONTEXT
Prints start around ₹300 delivered
The actual price depends on geometry, material, supports, and print time.
Different starting points / same workshop
Bring the question you need the part to answer.
Starting from a sketch
Describe what the part should hold, clear, flex, or survive. A rough model is enough for the first conversation.
Working from finished CAD
Send the export with critical dimensions, intended fit, load direction, and material preference. We will check it before printing.
Returning with test results
Mark the loose fit, cracked wall, support scar, or changed dimension. We will help turn what you learned into the next print.
Material drawer
Choose by what it should do.
Choose from the job: rigid, impact-resistant, weather-tolerant, or flexible. If you are unsure, select PLA and describe the load, environment, and fit.
Crisp and economical
Form studies, models, low-load enclosures
₹7/G₹30/H
Tough with useful flex
Brackets, functional prototypes, outdoor parts
₹10/G₹35/H
Flexible and resilient
Grips, bumpers, gaskets, soft mechanisms
₹18/G₹45/H
₹150 FILE SETUP / ₹250 MINIMUM PRINT SUBTOTAL / ₹50 SPEED POST / FINAL QUOTE AFTER HUMAN FILE REVIEW
ORDER PATH / FIVE STEPS
From file to front door.
- 01
Send
Upload the rough file and tell us what the part needs to do.
- 02
Check
A person reviews printability, material, and the estimate before production.
- 03
Confirm
Pay by UPI, apply a coupon if you have one, and submit the 12-digit UTR.
- 04
Make
We prepare, print, inspect, and keep the order status moving.
- 05
Hold
Tracked Speed Post arrives. Test the part. Keep notes for V2.
Care is part of the craft
Your unfinished idea still belongs to you.
CAD uploads stay in private storage. We use them to review and fulfil the order, and we discuss changes before touching the design.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULTNo public file gallery
Files are never listed or shared publicly.
Checked by a person
Printability before plastic.
Changes need your okay
Your design, your decision.
Ask before we print
Not knowing yet is allowed.
The useful question is the one that prevents the wrong part.
I don’t know the weight or print time.
Leave the defaults and send the file. The estimator is a starting point; we check the actual part before production.
What if the first version does not fit?
That is normal prototyping information. Measure what changed, update one assumption, and make the next version. Design changes always need your approval.
Which files can I send?
.STEP, .STP, .STL, and .3MF files up to 50 MB.
Can I order without an account?
Yes. Place the order as a guest, or sign in to keep your delivery details and order history for later builds.
What should I share for mating parts or close fits?
Call out critical dimensions and describe the fit you need—clearance, sliding, press, or snap. Prototype and measure the interface before committing to a larger batch.
How do coupons and UPI work?
Apply a valid coupon to the estimate, pay the discounted total to the listed UPI ID, then submit the 12-digit transaction number for manual verification.
Can you deliver to my hostel or college?
Yes. Include campus, hostel or building, room number, town, district, PIN code, and a phone number that works.
The first one can be held together with tape.