From photos
Useful for simple parts when dimensions and reference views are available.
3D Modeling Service for 3D Printing and Custom Parts
Need a printable file before production? Lyonis Corp creates and repairs 3D models for custom parts, prototypes, replacement pieces and product ideas.
From photo or sketchSTL repairReverse engineeringPrintable files
When modeling is needed
Many customers need 3D printing but do not yet have a printable file. We can review sketches, photos, measurements, existing parts or broken samples and determine whether a model can be created for production.
Modeling is also useful when an existing STL has errors, wrong scale, missing thickness or needs modification before printing.
From measurements
Good for brackets, covers, adapters, holders and repair parts.
From existing files
We can review STL repair, resizing, modification and print preparation.
Modeling plus printing
The strongest workflow is modeling and printing together: first the file is created or repaired, then the part is printed and tested. Related pages: custom 3D printed parts, prototype 3D printing service and STL printing service.
Common project types
Replacement plastic parts, product prototypes, custom brackets, adapters, display items, business products, small fixtures, housings, covers and modifications to existing models.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make a 3D model from a photo?
Sometimes. The more angles and measurements you provide, the better the review will be.
Can you repair an STL file?
Yes, many mesh and printability issues can be reviewed and repaired.
Can you modify an existing 3D model?
Yes. Size changes, text/logo additions, holes, mounts and geometry edits can often be quoted.
Do you provide CAD files?
The deliverable depends on the project. We can discuss printable files and source file needs during quoting.
Can you print the model after creating it?
Yes. Modeling and 3D printing can be handled together.
Need a printable 3D model?
Send photos, sketches, dimensions or an existing file and we will review the modeling and printing path.
