Projects

Real work. Real constraints. Real outcomes.

A selection of representative projects across large-format additive manufacturing, tooling, and foundry patterns. We focus on scope clarity, manufacturability, and predictable delivery — not flashy one-offs.

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Foundry pattern for oversized casting

Large-format printed pattern sections designed for fast iteration and geometry confidence prior to tooling commitment.

Foundry Patterns Large-format FDM Oversized
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Assembly fixture to improve repeatability

Fixture concept that reduced handling variability and sped up assembly, built for real shop abuse and repeat use.

Tooling & Fixtures Functional Fast turnaround
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Functional prototype for fit + load validation

Engineering prototype built to validate assembly interfaces and performance constraints before downstream spend.

Functional Prototypes Design validation Iterate fast
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Oversized housing sections (modular build)

Segmented geometry and joining strategy planned up front to hit stiffness + delivery targets with minimal risk.

Oversized Modular Scope-first
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Pattern set for repeat pours

Printed tooling designed for foundry use-cases where iteration speed matters and geometry needs to be trusted.

Foundry Patterns Tooling Repeatable
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Shop aid / jig for faster workflow

Simple, practical geometry that saved time daily — optimized for strength, handling, and quick replacement.

Tooling & Fixtures Practical Durable

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Submit your files and tell us what you’re trying to validate. We’ll respond quickly with fit feedback — and reference the closest prior work.