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Studio path

Idea to prototype, five gates.

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CAD on the laptop and a prototype housing printing on the B3D bench.
  1. Brief What it must do, load, size, and the date you need a part in hand.
  2. Design / CAD We model for print and for the real job — not a pretty STL that fails on the bench.
  3. Print Material, orientation, and infill chosen in the same workshop that stocks the spool.
  4. Test & refine Fit, function, and another pass if it does not hold. Revisions are priced up front.
  5. Deliver A working prototype, files you own (FAQ), and notes on how we printed it.

Selected work

Three jobs from the bench

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PETG assembly jig locating a circuit board on the B3D bench.

PETG · 4 iterations · 9 days

Assembly jig for a small electronics run

Problem: boards were drifting in a handmade fixture. Approach: locate on datums, print, test on the line. Result: repeatable seating without a machined plate.

Handheld enclosure prototype with CAD of the same housing on screen.

PLA then ABS · 6 days

Handheld enclosure, first working mockup

Problem: a startup needed a grip and button layout they could show a supplier. Approach: foam sketch to CAD to printed shells. Result: a unit they could click, not a render.

CAD of a nylon wear part on the workshop laptop, next to printed iterations.

Nylon · 1:1 scan-to-CAD · 5 days

Wear part copied from a broken sample

Problem: OEM lead time was months. Approach: measure the failed part, model the wear surface, print in nylon. Result: a runner they could fit the same week.

From the floor

People who already use the counter

“We buy PETG here because the colour on the shelf is the colour that prints. WhatsApp when a roll is late is faster than any ticket.”

Maker · Beirut

“They did not sell us a pretty model. They asked what load the clip sees, then printed until it stayed shut.”

Mechanical intern · university lab

“Quote came with material, infill, and a date. The prototype showed up on that date.”

Hardware startup · Mkalles

One workshop Stock and printers in the same room
Live ERP inventory If it is on the site, we can pick it
Lebanon checkout COD, Wish Money, OMT, Visa
Files stay yours NDA on request · 500 MB uploads

Workshop notes

New spools and open studio slots

One email when a filament lands or we have a prototype week free. No weekly noise.