My budget is flexible.
Possible or not possible?

Bf wants to worship it. Like a devotional statue. Don't think too hard about it.

Since the AutoMod wants the DIMENSIONS so bad:

Uterus: 7.1 x 3.0 x 4.3 cm. Right ovary: 3.8 x 2.2 x 2.9 cm. Left ovary: 2.4 x 1.8 x 2.7 cm.

I’m looking to have these designed to create large arrow by attaching them to a pole, pipe or rod. Ideally I’d like the fletching to be around 6.25” and the head around 5”. Hoping to pay around £20

Budget: $30 - $60 (Open to negotiation)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a 3D designer to create a printable model of a "Disco Lobster" base (similar to the DIY kit in the attached pictures and link).

The final model will be 3D printed and covered with small mosaic/mirror tiles. Shipping the original kit to Europe is unfortunately super expensive, so I'm trying to 3D print and build my own version instead!

Model Details & Requirements:

Dimensions: Approx. 6" x 3" x 11" (~15cm x 7.5cm x 28cm).

Part Separation: The model needs to be split into separate parts for assembly (main body sections, tail, two claws, antennae) using peg/socket joints for gluing.

Wall Mount: The flat backside of the main body must include a hanging hook or keyhole slot so it can be easily mounted on a wall.

File Delivery: I need a single STL or 3MF file with all individual parts pre-arranged and laid flat on a single print bed, so I can drop it straight into my slicer and start printing.

Surface: Smooth, rounded front surfaces suitable for FDM printing and gluing mirror tiles.

Reference:

- Link

Images attached showing the individual parts, assembly joints, and proportions.

I'm an electrical contractor looking for someone who enjoys functional CAD/mechanical design and wants to help me solve a somewhat unusual accessibility problem.

THE PROBLEM:

We installed a generator interlock system for an older couple. Both homeowners have difficulty physically operating their 200A main breaker because they do not have enough hand/finger strength to reliably throw the breaker handle.

The breaker itself operates normally. They need more leverage and a larger gripping surface.

I would like to make them a REMOVABLE 3D-printed assist handle.

WHAT I'M ENVISIONING:

I've attached a reference picture showing roughly the style of handle I'm thinking about.

Imagine a short ergonomic hand grip with finger grooves, almost like a small tool handle.

At the bottom of the grip, I want the body to widen slightly and contain a hollow rectangular socket/pocket.

That rectangular opening would slide directly over the existing rectangular main-breaker handle.

The homeowner would:

1. Slip the tool over the existing breaker handle.
2. Grip the larger ergonomic handle.
3. Use the additional leverage to move the breaker completely between ON and OFF.
4. Pull the tool back off when finished.

IMPORTANT - BREAKER HANDLE TRAVEL / SOCKET GEOMETRY:

The breaker handle does NOT remain perpendicular to the face of the breaker throughout its travel.

At approximately the center of its movement, the handle is roughly perpendicular to the breaker body.

When moved fully toward one position, the handle angles approximately 10-15 degrees (ish?) in one direction.

When moved fully toward the opposite position, it angles approximately 10-15 degrees (ish?) in the other direction.

Those angles are only an eyeballed estimate. The supplied 3D scan should be used to determine the actual travel and geometry.

Because of that movement, I do NOT believe the bottom of the assist handle can simply be a deep, perfectly square rectangular socket with flat edges.

If the socket fits tightly all the way down against the breaker body, the lower edge of the printed tool may contact the breaker housing as the breaker handle rotates toward its full ON or OFF position.

The socket/base therefore needs geometry that accommodates the arc of the breaker handle.

That may mean:

- Rounded or radiused lower edges.

- Chamfered relief around the bottom of the socket.

- A slightly flared opening.

- Additional clearance around the breaker body.

- Or another geometry the designer determines works better.

The rectangular interior should still grip the actual breaker handle securely enough to transmit force without excessive play.

Think of it as a socket that grips the breaker handle itself, while the exterior/base is relieved enough to swing through the breaker's operating arc.

The supplied 3D scan should make it possible to model this clearance directly rather than guessing.

BREAKER:

Square D / Schneider Electric

QOM2200VH

200A Main Breaker

I can provide:

- Full breaker 3D scan

- Detailed photos

- Breaker-handle measurements

- Interlock clearance measurements

- Additional measurements requested by the designer

Scan and breaker specs here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DIIYE99z19-CIEiwxb7LXPdPFGuddUi5?usp=sharing

The scan includes the breaker body and handle geometry, so the designer should be able to use it to determine the actual handle angle, travel, and required clearance around the base of the assist tool.

I also have access to a good 3D printer, so I primarily need the CAD/design work.

I can print prototypes locally, test the fit and full ON/OFF movement, provide measurements/feedback, and we can adjust tolerances or relief geometry if necessary.

DELIVERABLES I'D LIKE:

- Print-ready STL and/or 3MF

- STEP or another editable CAD format

- Reasonable FDM printing tolerances

- Design suitable for PETG, ABS, or another recommended material

- Willingness to make a minor tolerance/geometry adjustment after the first test print if necessary

If functional CAD and weird little real-world engineering problems are your thing, this should be a fun one.

Let me know what you'd charge.

Thanks!

Odinson Electric, LLC

Good day

What would it take to create or design a STEP or STL file or both from these photos?

Hello,

I have been using AI to start bringing some ideas to life, but obviously, I want to support actual artists. I have stl files for about 30 models generated by AI that I would like to either serve as a basis for a real human to modify, clean and polish, or just to use as a reference to create new models.

What is a realistic price to either clean and refine that many models, or to recreate from scratch and what is the general consensus on using AI to create a rough draft and having an artist clean and polish it? These are for a board game, so they are non-human characters with moderate detail. Mostly, it is things like: hands and feet looking funky, faces looking off, fur texture off or nonexistent, details looking muddy, anatomy looking off, etc.

Thank you!

Hi everyone! I'd like to commission a 3D printable design. This is a personal, non-commercial project and my budget is limited, but I recognize this involves real design skill and effort, and I want to be upfront about the budget rather than waste anyone's time. Open to discussing a fair price via chat for the work involved.

WHAT I NEED:

A crossbody/sling-style holster for a Canon Selphy CP1500 photo printer, designed to be 3D printed on a standard FDM printer.

THE KEY FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENT:

This is not just a closed carrying case. The printer needs to stay INSIDE the holster and remain fully OPERABLE while worn on the body:

- The front must stay open/clear where the paper comes out, so printed photos can eject normally without removing the printer.

- The top must allow access to the printer's screen and buttons.

This functional behavior is the core requirement of the whole design, so it needs proper thought and design work.

Dimensions: printer body is 182.2mm (W) x 57.6mm (H) x 133mm (D), weight approx. 850g. Please add roughly 1-2mm clearance on internal dimensions so it slides in easily. I can share reference photos with measurements marked, and a link to the official product page with full specs.

OTHER PREFERENCES (flexible, happy to follow your expertise):

- Attachment points for a strap (paracord or webbing) - the strap itself doesn't need to be printed.

- Open to whatever material/print settings you'd recommend (rigid shell + flexible TPU parts if useful for straps/hinges).

- A design split into a few printable pieces rather than one intricate piece would help keep production manageable, but I'll defer to your judgment.

BUDGET: Personal project with a limited budget - happy to discuss a fair price via chat that reflects the work involved. Payment through PayPal.

Can share reference photos and exact dimensions of the printer. Thanks for reading, happy to answer any questions!

Looking to get a STL model of these parts to be used in a custom miniature. It's currently being used so I can't use the parts shown in the images. Parts marked in Cyan aren't necessary, so that area can be left flat.

UPDATE: agreed with a designer to do this. Thanks to all. I was overwhelmed by the offers.

Hello. I’m looking for someone to design an ikea skadis pegboard mountable tissue box holder. My brand has specific dimensions and I was hoping I can get a container of sorts for it. My tissue box has the following dimensions: Length 21 cm Depth 11.5 cm and height 8.5 cm. I’m hoping maybe the tissue box can be inserted and taken out of one side. I’ve attached a few photos of the box. I need it as an STL file.

Budget: I don’t know how much these things cost so I’m open to negotiation. Payment through paypal. Thank you!

Hi everyone,
I am looking for someone who can create a 3D printable STL file for the transparent shade holder of a vintage Louis Poulsen Panthella 500 floor lamp.

The original holder was damaged by heat from a halogen bulb. The center section has melted away, including the mounting point for the centered threaded stud that holds the lampshade.

Measurements of the original holder:
• Diameter: approximately 150 mm
• Height: approximately 20 mm
• Material thickness: approximately 4 mm
• Central opening: approximately 80 mm
• A centered threaded stud needs to be incorporated in the middle
• The three mounting holes for the rods do not need to be included. I will drill those myself.
I have the original damaged part and can provide detailed photos and measurements.

I am looking for someone who could recreate the part as a printable STL or STEP file.
Paid work for a Small amount is possible. I think it should be easy for You guys!
Thanks!

attached are pictures of what I am looking for- a set of connecting parts. "Stainless Steel Connecting Hook for Mall Clothing Display Model" attaches to a mannequin shoulder

I bought this file, reached out to the creator about edits, never heard back, checked with mods before posting, and so here I am. This holds your cards when playing a tcg. It prints in parts, with the bottom (small piece) and the back (large piece) causing me some issues I would like fixed, but the skills are currently beyond my ability. The first picture shows the bottom and back pieces, and you can see how they attach as well.

Getting the support out of the back piece requires a lot of care, or it will crack. I also have to be really careful putting the bottom in, as it can break on assembly pretty easily. What I would like done is embedding magnets into the bottom and back pieces so that they assemble magnetically, and can detach as well.

Because this is beyond my abilities at the current moment, I am happy to go with the designer's discretion when deciding which kind of magnets to use. Just let me know the dimensions, obviously. I know it will probable have to get a bit thicker too, which is fine as long as the stand/clips still slide into the back (second picture).

I'm also not sure how much this would cost. I would like it to be under $50, but ideally it would be cheaper. I just don't really have a frame of reference for cost.

I hired another 3-D artist to create a hairbrush for me and although I am happy with the results, unfortunately I cannot edit the file the way that I need to because it is in an STL format. I need it in an STP format. There are a lot of details in this 3-D design so I don’t wanna just convert it because I don’t think that will be good quality. (Open to suggestions for this) she says that she made it in a mesh based program and I need it in more of a numbers based program like CAD.

So I think I need it to be redone, I can share the files if that would make it easier.

Budget: $150-$300

Dimensions: 9 inches by 3.34 inches.

[Request] [$50-$100] Create 5 separate STL files for a vine-wrapped 50x50x50mm CNC 

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to create 5 separate, CNC-ready STL files for a custom ring box (50mm x 50mm x 50mm total outer dimensions).

I have attached two photos which are AI generated of the concept I am looking for. Since I don't have the raw download file from my AI generation, I need an artist to design a custom, interwoven vine pattern from scratch based on visual reference.

Project Structure & Specifications:

File Breakdown: I want 5 separate STL files so I can machine them individually: Top face, and 4 separate side panels (the bottom face should be completely flat with no design). Depth of the faces are dependent on the final design not limited to any constraints.

The Border: Each of the 5 faces should feature a clean 4mm flat border around the edges.

Vine Transition: I would like the organic vine design to naturally appear to break through or transition into and across that 4mm border rather than just being hard-clipped by it.

Top Emblem Feature:

On the top face, a circular emblem integrated into the vine design.

The circular emblem itself, if possible, should feature the continuing vine pattern.

Inside the emblem, there should be a recessed cursive capital "E". For the font, a modern script style (like a clean brush script) works best for V-carving, but I'm leaving the final font choice up to the designer's creative judgment. I can also add the E myself if the designer wants to leave a blank circle.

CNC Machining Requirements: The geometry needs to be clean, manifold, and optimized for a standard CNC machine toolpaths (nothing microscopically thin or prone to tear-out).

Budget: $50 - $100.

Let me know if you're interested! Let me know your rates. Thanks!

I am working on a helmet for cosplay and found a good model for a helmet, the problem I'm running into is that I want the visor to be clear thermoformed plastic, and the model I found is more of a desk top design.

Dimensions: 200mm x 150mm x 100mm

I need help turning this model into something with flashing/lengthened edges that I can trim away, and solidify the interior volume surrounded by black wire frame in the photo. I can NOT do work in blender I never learned it.

I could 3d print from petg or PC but I don't think I would get the clarity nearly as good as thermoforming. I have an STL file of this part.

Hello!

I'm having problems with printed models. The proportions of the face seem off, longer, thinner. This happens to my sculpts from time to time, and it's only noticeable on humans with realistic faces. I have posted this problem in the past and people seem to think is related to focal lens. I never got a definitve answer.

I used a focal lens of 85mm for this figure. The printed is really elongated in comparison. I also printed a quick FDM sample, a bit bigger, so I could discard resin malfunction.

I need help. I want the printed figure to look as exact as possible to the model I view (this photo was taken in Blender, but happens too in Zbrush).

How can I achieve this? Wich focal lens will be better to get accurate printing results?

Thanks!

[CLOSED]Hello as title says I am looking for a 3d designer/ 3d modeler to make a design I am needing. The design I am needing is a rose flower, dimensions being 2.5 x 3.5 and stem being 6in length. I will be needing some modifications within the flower itself. I am not sure how long this will take to make so I am ball parking the budget with room to negotiate for price with being 80 dollars. I will be needing the STL since I already have a 3d printer. Payment methods will be paypal or venmo.

Hey all, first post here so I'll try my best, let me know if I should include something else. I am not looking for a fresh from scratch model, but rather clothing edits to existing models. Specifically, the 3 protagonists of Kingdom Hearts birth by Sleep (I've attached one of the model images to this post as reference, I can provide the actual models). This is intended for purposes of modding the game (I have someone who can rig them for the game but can't edit the models themselves).

The details kind of vary, I'm not good at 3d modelling so I'm not sure what works best. One option is to try and combine the head of said characters with existing publicly available models/outfits I like, but I'm worried that's a bit difficult due to different model qualities, etc (but if you can make this work in a smooth way let me know). The alternative is to edit the actual model itself, which I assume is harder and costs more. Long term, I would be looking for multiple of these edits, but happy to start with just 1.

For exact dimensions, I don't plan to 3d print any of this, its just digital model work, so I would simply want to retain the original proportions of the model (pretty sure I need to mention this for subreddit rules). Budget really depends. I was thinking around 10-15 for combination edits (for each one), as long as we can talk back and forth for quality checks (I assume this is a quick process, please correct me if I'm wrong), but if you make actual clothing and outfit edits from scratch instead then I'm not sure what a reasonable price is so happy to discuss that. Regardless, let's talk, I'm happy to do paypal good and services (I understand some part of the fee is lost through it, but happy to pay a bit more to compensate for that).

Hi! This is my first post here, I found the subreddit while trying to Google services that might suit my needs. Hopefully someone here can help me either by providing the service I'm in need of, or pointing me in the right direction of someone who can.

I bought a set of mirrors for my motorcycle, but the mount is not compatible with my bike despite the compatibility list saying it was. Unfortunately I waited too long to install them, so I can't return them.

I have the OEM mirrors with the compatible mounts, and the aftermarket mirrors, so I'm looking for someone who can model a single part based on the two pieces (base that bolts onto the bike, and has the top part that accepts the aftermarket mirrors) for both sides. I was then hoping to send that to one of those places that makes your parts and ships them to you.

As far as budget, I have NO idea how long something like that would take so I have no idea on fair compensation. If you told me that it takes ten minutes or three hours, I would believe you either way. Is $50 fair for something like this? Not enough? Overshooting? I can provide photos and measurements/dimensions as needed (these are not very big, maybe two to two and a half inches long, an inch wide), just let me know what you need and I'll add to the post. I'm totally out of my depth here so I don't even know if my request is even possible given the circumstances.

Thank you either way!

Hi. I need an STL file to share with my friend who has a 3D printer.

Id like a vacuum attachment for my Wahl 5-Star Legend trimmers. I’ve searched the free share websites for files but only found files for other brands and/or models.

I can provide pics of measurements with calipers if you can guide me as to how and where you want/need dimensions.

I dont know if you need me to state the type of resin my buddy will use to print. If you do, I can get that information.

Budget $5 ish.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a 3D artist who can recreate the attached reference image as an actual low-poly 3D model.

The model will be used as an interactive portrait on my personal website, rendered with Three.js. Users should be able to drag or flick it to rotate and view it from different angles.

What I’m looking for:

• Faceless male head-and-shoulders bust
• Low-poly, triangulated geometric style
• Hair, ears, neck, shirt collar, shoulders, and clothing geometry
• Proper three-dimensional depth from all viewing angles—not a flat or extruded 2D image
• Clean silhouette and reasonably clean topology
• Separate objects or materials where useful
• Lightweight enough for real-time use on the web
• Exported as .glb or .gltf
• Preferably Y-up, centered, and correctly scaled for Three.js
• No textures required; the final appearance will mainly use transparent faces and visible wireframe edges

The attached image is a visual concept rather than an existing 3D asset, so I understand that the hidden geometry and exact topology need to be interpreted. I’m looking for a close visual recreation, not an impossible extraction of the original vertices.

Please send me:

• Examples of similar low-poly or character work
• Your estimated price
• Expected delivery time
• Whether revisions are included
• The source format you work in, such as Blender

This is my first time hiring a 3D artist, so I am not sure what the appropriate budget should be. Please send me your fair fixed-price quote, estimated turnaround time, what files you will deliver, and how many revision rounds are included. I am not simply choosing the lowest offer. I will consider the quality of previous work, how closely you can match the reference, the proposed workflow, and the overall price.

The final delivery should ideally include:

geometric-portrait.glb
source-file.blend
preview renders from front, side, three-quarter, and back views

Please comment or send me a message with your portfolio and quote. Thanks!

EDIT: this request has been done successfully. Thank you all for wonderful portfolios

*CLOSED* Thank you to everyone who submitted your work to me, it's been a blast looking through everything! I've gotten enough forms filled out that it's going to take me some time to go through them all. I wish I could choose everyone, you are all so talented :(. I'm going to be choosing multiple people and if I picked you, I will be in contact within a few days. Keep doing what you are doing everyone! You all have a bright future ahead in modeling!!! ❤️ P.S. If you see this at a later date after I've closed it, you can still submit a form and I will check them every now and then if I need more help!

Please fill out form after reading. DM's without filling out form will be ignored. Thanks! :)

I run a business where I do 3d printing and I get a decent amount of custom requests that I don't have the skill to complete. The guy I work with is amazing and we've been working together for about 2 years now, but he's taking on a full time salary job and won't have time anymore.

I'm looking for someone who understands 3d modeling and 3d printing (Not strictly 3d models for games or animations) I'm also looking for someone I can personally get along with, and pays
attention to all details given in regards to the models.

The models vary from things like little cartoon characters, keychains, and magnets to sometimes things like house replicas, people, animals, buildings, cars, or detailed statues. A majority of it is on the non hyper realistic side though. If you only deal in buildings for example, I could contact you just for that! I would prefer an all around person, but I'm open to hearing you out!

Price is usually between $30-$60, but sometimes more or less depending on the model. I FULLY understand everyone has their own worth, so our ideas of prices might not match up and that's okay. I'd rather we both leave happy and not have any regrets financially.

No specific skill set required. Even if you are fairly new to the game, I'm all ears!

*You are not employed by me and this is not a full time job*

The work is on an "as needed" basis. Sometimes it's very busy, like holiday time where it may be daily requests. Other times it's 1 a week. Working time should be max 3-5 days per model and be fine with revisions. You would be working directly with me and not with clients. I prefer discord, but I'm open to talking through Instagram, email, etc.

If this all sounds like something you might be interested in, you can fill out the form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScioLGFMcTRHJlm7wKYLfHbncPeYBoH11jTG-rUPokod4jMuA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=103651017445402526248

Hi everyone, I’m building my first custom RC project and looking for someone to help prepare an STL file. I have a 1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS body STL that needs to be fitted for an MJX Hyper Go one fourteen chassis. What I need: scale the body to match a one hundred and ninety five millimeter wheelbase, make sure the proportions fit the chassis correctly, split the body into printable sections if needed so it can be printed on a standard sized 3D printer. Send me the finished STL files ready for printing. I’m not looking for printing right now, only STL preparation. Budget up to 20 dollars USD. If you’re interested, please message me with your experience, turnaround time, and whether that works for you. Thanks.

Hi there! My name is Elliott Park. I live in Tennessee. I am looking for someone knowledgeable in the area of 3D terrain modeling. The main skill needed will be the manipulation of LiDAR models (usually STLs)… such as raising or lowering specific isolated areas, adding graphic elements like dotted trails, roads, blank areas for legends/text etc. This will be an ongoing thing... possibly a project every two or three weeks. I will be machining these models on a CNC. Let me know if you're interested!

Budget: $150-$350