Materials
Material choices that match the job.
File cleanupRedrawsProduction prepPractical geometry reviewProcess selection support
This service is about preparing the job correctly so the fabrication method matches the outcome you want.
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File prep / project support
File Preparation and Design Support with the same production-first CRAFT3D approach.
Not every project starts with a clean, production-ready file. CRAFT3D also helps with preparation, cleanup, redraws, and practical design decisions so a promising idea can actually move into printing, laser cutting, or machining.
Best for
Sketches, rough files, scanned references, broken parts, concept ideas, redraws, and production prep before fabrication begins.
Service area
Križevci, Koprivnica-Križevci County, Zagreb, and Croatia-wide support
What to send
Sketches, photos, rough CAD, STL, STEP, DXF, PDF, or just a clear description
Quote notes
What helps us price it correctly.
Send photos, a sketch, or the rough file even if it is not final.
Describe how the part should function, fit, or look once it is finished.
If you are replacing an existing object, share dimensions and clear reference images.
Typical work
The kinds of jobs this service is strongest at.
Design support removes friction for people who know what they need but do not yet have the technical file ready to make it happen.
Broken part recreation
A customer brings a damaged bracket, clip, cover, or mount and needs it redrawn so it can be printed or fabricated again.
Architecture and presentation prep
Files get simplified, separated, or rebuilt so architectural models and presentation parts are easier to produce cleanly.
Concept-to-production support
An idea starts as a sketch or rough mockup and gets translated into something practical for resin, filament, laser, or CNC work.
Manufacturing cleanup
Geometry is adjusted so the part prints better, assembles correctly, or becomes easier to cut or machine with fewer surprises.
Ready to move
Send the file and let CRAFT3D point it at the right process.
If you are not sure whether this job belongs in resin, filament, laser, or CNC, that is exactly what the quote review is for. Start with the part, the use case, and the deadline.