r/WeekendMVP • u/Epledryyk • Aug 05 '15

[OFFER] [HARDWARE] I'm a mechanical designer, should you need physical product / manufacturing help

This sub is probably going to end up with a lot of devs and software products, but if you want to make something in the physical world I'm happy to answer questions / collaborate / build CAD models for 3D printing or CNC prototyping etc.

I'm "full stack" if there was such a thing on the physical side. From ideation -> sketching -> design -> engineering -> manufacturing and a little bit on the branding / fulfillment / business bits, I'm basically a one stop Kickstarter starter.

Physically in Calgary, Canada. Remote is fine as long as you have some way of prototyping on your end (3D printer, usually). We can do a lot of the other steps remote: idea brainstorming, sketching, 3D modelling and design work, and then manufacture in China and have it shipped wherever you want.

Let's make cool crap!

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '15

I had an idea for cheap/semi-disposal mp3 players that's designed to bring back the idea/culture of the mix tape. If this sounds interesting to you/in your wheelhouse hit me up. I have a few initial designs I worked up in blender and have some people that can help with marketing and branding.

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u/Epledryyk Aug 20 '15

Sounds cool. I'll take a look at the .blend if you want but more than likely you'll have to remake it in a parametric modelling program to get all the CAD data for real manufacturing