SMALL GEOMETRY / CONSIDERED DETAIL
Give the idea a physical form.
Develop detailed models for design review and casting workflows. Resolve scale, wall thickness and fine features before choosing the print material and downstream process.
TECHNAST / MARKHAM, ONTARIO
Jewelry models & fine-detail printing
A clear scope.
A useful result.
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Detailed models for reviewing shape, scale and design intent.
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Print preparation for thin features, supports and surface priorities.
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Casting-pattern projects scoped with the caster’s material and process requirements.
FROM BRIEF TO BUILD
How the work moves.
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Refine the geometry
Review scale, feature thickness and the intended finish.
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Match the process
Confirm whether the model is for visual review or a compatible casting workflow.
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Print and inspect
Prepare, print and finish to the agreed scope.
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
Bring the challenge.
We’ll shape the next step.
Your CAD or sketch, dimensions, fine-feature requirements, intended use and—if casting—the caster’s resin and burnout requirements.
Start a conversationSend an initial message with your email. Files can follow through the secure upload route.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
A few useful answers.
Is every resin suitable for casting?
No. The material and burnout process must be compatible with the caster’s workflow and confirmed before production.
Do you supply finished metal jewelry?
This page covers design and printed models. Any casting, metal finishing or skin-contact requirements must be scoped separately.
