First things first, we have a talk to go over what you are looking to create and how we can help. At this step, it’s very important to identify your needs and expectations so we can ensure we are all on the same page.
Getting the proper measurements for your project is critical. They have to be exact and perfect. It’s best to do this in person with our specialised scanning tools, but it can be done remotely, depending on the complexity of the part. Once these measurements are finalised, they can not be changed and will dictate the size and scale of your final part.
Using a mix of CAD and hands on prototyping we will create a bespoke design for your part based on your unique needs and measurements. There can be several rounds of design and review that will ensure you are up-to-date and in-the-know with what we are doing. We don’t want any surprises, so involving you in the process is an important part of how we do things.
The production step is the longest and most complex. This is when we actually start making your mold and part. Depending on the design, this can involve 3D printing, CNC, automated cutting, filament winding and all types of other traditional manufacturing. Once we get to the lamination (carbon fiber) application, we are in the home stretch, but still have lots to do. This is when your part realises its final form. Shaping and finishing is the most skilled part of the process and produces the final product you will see.
It is always best to install your part in person to ensure proper fitment and specifications are met. In the situations where the part needs to be shipped, we will package and courier the part to you with detailed instructions for installation.
