Blender & Fusion 360 Print Designer
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m looking for a part-time collaborator who can turn my sketches and functional notes into 3D-print-ready files using both Blender and Fusion 360. Most of the workload revolves around two categories: high-tolerance mechanical parts and fun accessories or toys for kids. Every model must arrive print-ready at high detail, with clean topology, correct wall thicknesses, and the necessary fillets, chamfers, or snap-fits already dialled in so I can drop the file straight into the slicer.
Here’s how I’d like us to work together. For each brief I send, you’ll create the master file in the tool that best suits the geometry (Fusion 360 for parametric parts, Blender for organic or stylised pieces), then supply the native file plus an STL. I review, request tweaks if needed, and once approved I release payment for that design—simple pay-per-design terms that keep things moving quickly.
To apply, just share a link or attachment that shows past work relevant to either precise mechanical components or printable toys; no lengthy proposal needed. If your portfolio demonstrates solid experience with both software packages and impeccable print results, we can start with a paid test piece right away.
Here’s how I’d like us to work together. For each brief I send, you’ll create the master file in the tool that best suits the geometry (Fusion 360 for parametric parts, Blender for organic or stylised pieces), then supply the native file plus an STL. I review, request tweaks if needed, and once approved I release payment for that design—simple pay-per-design terms that keep things moving quickly.
To apply, just share a link or attachment that shows past work relevant to either precise mechanical components or printable toys; no lengthy proposal needed. If your portfolio demonstrates solid experience with both software packages and impeccable print results, we can start with a paid test piece right away.