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CAD design & prototyping in Melbourne.
Move from a sketch, a component or an idea to a clearer design. Allentronics supports 3D modelling and physical prototyping for Melbourne businesses and individuals.
A model with a purpose
Good design starts with the problem you are trying to solve. What needs to fit? How will it be used? Which parts of the design are already fixed? Sharing those details helps us discuss a useful scope for the modelling work.
Whether you need an enclosure, a custom component or a product concept developed further, we can connect CAD work with 3D printing and the next manufacturing conversation.
Build the brief around the important details
Shape and dimensions
Bring sketches, reference photos and measurements. Identify dimensions that must stay fixed and details that can change as the design develops.
Assembly and interfaces
Explain what the part connects to. Include mating components, fasteners and any required clearances so the model can be considered in context.
Use and environment
Describe loads, movement, temperature and exposure. These requirements affect both geometry and the manufacturing options worth considering.
Output and next steps
Tell us whether you need a presentation model, a test prototype or a design for a manufacturing enquiry. Agree the file deliverables and revision scope before work begins.
Prototype, learn, refine
A first prototype can help you check proportions, assembly access and practical handling. Decide what you will inspect and which results would trigger a change. Then use that feedback to guide the next version of the model.
For an enclosure prototype, you might check connector clearance and assembly access, then use what you learn to refine the next version.
Keep the design revision clear when sharing files. A dated drawing or version label makes it easier to identify which model should be used for the next prototype.
Design with production in mind
A shape that prints successfully may need changes before it can be machined or moulded. If you expect repeat production later, discuss that early so the design and prototype can be considered alongside your intended process.
Allentronics can help connect modelling, prototype work and manufacturing support. Explore product development if your project also involves electronics, sourcing or assembly.
Questions about your project
Can I start with just a sketch?
Yes. A sketch, reference photos and an explanation of the problem are useful starting points. Include any measurements you know, and we’ll discuss what else is needed.
Can you work on an existing design?
Send the current files and describe the changes you need. We’ll review the model and agree the scope before starting.
Will a prototype prove that the product is ready for production?
A prototype can answer specific design questions, but it does not automatically establish production readiness. Agree what needs to be tested and which material, fit and manufacturing requirements still need to be resolved.
What files will I receive?
File formats, drawings and other deliverables depend on the project. Tell us what you need for future edits or manufacturing so those outputs can be included in the agreed scope.
Explore the next step
Let’s talk about your project.
Share your idea, requirements and any useful files. We’ll review the project and get in touch to discuss the next step.