Describe the part.
Inspect the geometry.
Describe what you need or add a paper sketch. When the request matches one of our proven parametric families, the AI Designer proposes that editable design instead of inventing unrelated geometry.
- 01Describe
- 02Match
- 03Inspect
- 04Quote
Choose a useful starting shape
Build exact flat profiles for laser cutting or true volumetric parts for FDM printing. Every dimension stays editable before the model is approved.
Describe or sketch a part
The designer recognizes supported flat and volumetric families, proposes the closest proven template and exposes its dimensions for inspection. Unsupported requests are sent to human design review.
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Choose an example or describe your own object
Each example fills the description with useful dimensions. Change any detail, then optionally add a sketch before generating the model.
Start with the object type, then explain what it connects, holds or supports. Include the dimensions that must fit. Unsupported descriptions are flagged instead of being replaced with an unrelated plate.
Add a photo of a paper sketch when shape or proportions are easier to show than describe.
Fill most of the frame with the page. If a handwritten dimension is blurry, cropped or ambiguous, retake the photo rather than relying on it.
The photo suggests shape and proportions. Type at least one real measurement to establish physical scale; handwritten dimensions are not assumed to be accurate.
This beta builds editable mechanical geometry from an expanding family and primitive library. It will not silently substitute an unrelated shape. Organic, safety-critical or unsupported parts should use the custom-design quote.
Generate a part, inspect it, then approve it for quoting.
Freeform geometry deserves human design review.
Send a photographed sketch and written brief. We will verify the scope and propose a fixed design price before work begins.