Wedding Decoration Product Prototype Development
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I need a physical wedding-decoration product taken from rough idea to a tangible, presentation-ready prototype as fast as humanly possible. The scope covers both visual design and hands-on prototyping, so I expect you to handle aesthetics, materials, CAD files, and the first functional sample without endless back-and-forth.
Here is what must happen:
• Translate my concept sketches and notes into refined styling and colour options
• Build detailed 3D models (SolidWorks, Fusion 360—or an equivalent you already master) with manufacturing tolerances in mind
• Source or suggest suitable materials that look premium on a wedding table yet stay cost-friendly for future production runs
• Produce one working prototype—3-D print, laser-cut, CNC or mixed fabrication, whichever achieves the right finish fastest—then ship it to me for inspection
• Provide all native design files, a short build report, and high-resolution photos/video of the completed piece
Speed is critical. I want first design drafts in five days, final CAD sign-off in ten, and the physical sample on its way immediately after. If an obstacle pops up, bring me solutions, not delays.
Acceptable delivery equals: approved CAD files, bill of materials, production notes, and a prototype that matches the agreed visuals and dimensions.
If everything above sounds clear, jump in and start—time’s already ticking.
Here is what must happen:
• Translate my concept sketches and notes into refined styling and colour options
• Build detailed 3D models (SolidWorks, Fusion 360—or an equivalent you already master) with manufacturing tolerances in mind
• Source or suggest suitable materials that look premium on a wedding table yet stay cost-friendly for future production runs
• Produce one working prototype—3-D print, laser-cut, CNC or mixed fabrication, whichever achieves the right finish fastest—then ship it to me for inspection
• Provide all native design files, a short build report, and high-resolution photos/video of the completed piece
Speed is critical. I want first design drafts in five days, final CAD sign-off in ten, and the physical sample on its way immediately after. If an obstacle pops up, bring me solutions, not delays.
Acceptable delivery equals: approved CAD files, bill of materials, production notes, and a prototype that matches the agreed visuals and dimensions.
If everything above sounds clear, jump in and start—time’s already ticking.
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CAD/CAM
3D Rendering
Product Design
3D Modelling
3D Design
3D Printing
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Prototyping
Fusion 360
Visual Design