I design production-ready parts, prototypes, and models for 3D printing businesses across Latin America. Filament (FDM) and resin (SLA) — built to actually print.
That's exactly what I'm here for.
Check if I can help →This isn't a generic design portfolio. Every part is developed around your actual production workflow — your printer, your materials, your clients. FDM (filament) or resin (SLA, MSLA, DLP).
Design built around manufacturing — tolerances, orientation, and real production logic. FDM and SLA.
From a sketch, photo, or rough idea to a validated printable model. No existing file needed.
Broken STL / OBJ files fixed — bad geometry, thin walls, wrong tolerances, poor orientation.
Ongoing design support without hiring in-house. Send one project or build a steady workflow.
Any designer can make something look good on screen. The difference here is understanding what happens inside the printer — supports, layer adhesion, warping, tolerances — and designing around those realities from the start.
Files developed for your project are never reused, resold, or published without your explicit authorization.
Your design is part of your business — not a public catalog, not someone else's portfolio.
Not an art portfolio. These are production projects for printing businesses that needed a specific design problem solved — and couldn't solve it in-house.
Modeled from scratch with area analysis and assembly tolerances. Delivered as STL and OBJ ready for production.
Three iterations to validate shape, fit, and function. Geometry designed for minimal supports and efficient material use.
Full geometry audit, mesh repair, critical zone redesign, and tolerance adjustment for the client's specific printer.
Scalable system with interchangeable variants. Ongoing delivery for a workshop handling monthly custom orders.
Something specific on your mind? Just ask via WhatsApp or email.
Ask a question →Yes. Every model is built around how it will actually print — tolerances, orientation, supports, and the real constraints of FDM (filament) or SLA, MSLA, DLP (resin). You get an STL or OBJ file ready to send straight to your machine.
No. A photo, a hand sketch, measurements, or just a description works fine. You don't need to know anything about 3D design to work with me.
You do. Files I develop for your project belong to you. I don't reuse them, resell them, or show them anywhere without your say-so.
Yes. Everything is remote. I work with printing businesses across Latin America — Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and anywhere else in the region.
Mainly FDM (filament) and resin printers — SLA, MSLA, and DLP. Using something different? Tell me about your setup and we'll figure it out.
Absolutely. No subscriptions, no minimums. Send a project when you need it. If it works well, we can build from there — but there's no obligation.
Simple part or complex assembly, it doesn't matter. Send me the reference, sketch, or idea, and we'll work out how to make it printable.