3D CAD Modeling
Create detailed 3D geometry from dimensions, sketches, concepts, references, specifications, or existing drawings.
Turn sketches, specifications, photos, scans, or existing components into clean, manufacturable 3D CAD models. 3DRM Tech supports product development, mechanical design, reverse engineering, 3D printing, CNC machining, and prototype development from our Montreal facility.
Good CAD is more than a digital shape. A useful engineering model needs to reflect how the component will be manufactured, assembled, loaded, modified, and maintained. 3DRM Tech develops 3D CAD models for products, mechanical parts, prototypes, replacement components, tooling, enclosures, and custom hardware.
Projects can begin at almost any stage. Bring us a sketch, a set of dimensions, a technical requirement, a photo, a physical component, scan data, or an existing CAD file that needs refinement. We can develop the geometry and continue directly into 3D printing, CNC machining, or rapid prototyping.
Different projects need different levels of CAD support. We can create a new model from scratch, rebuild an existing part, optimize geometry for manufacturing, or modify files you already have.
Create detailed 3D geometry from dimensions, sketches, concepts, references, specifications, or existing drawings.
Develop housings, components, assemblies, interfaces, and product geometry that can move into physical prototyping.
Model brackets, mounts, fixtures, enclosures, adapters, mechanisms, machine components, and other functional parts.
Recreate existing physical components as editable digital models when original files or technical drawings are unavailable.
Update existing CAD to change dimensions, interfaces, mounting points, clearances, features, or manufacturing requirements.
Prepare geometry around the chosen production process so the design is practical to print, machine, prototype, or reproduce.
The starting point does not need to be perfect. The right inputs depend on the project, but many CAD jobs begin with incomplete information that gets refined through the design process.
Discuss Your Project →3DRM Tech's Montreal-based design team works with SOLIDWORKS, Fusion 360, and Rhino. The software is selected around the modeling task, geometry, downstream manufacturing process, and file requirements.
A model that looks correct on-screen may still be expensive, difficult, or impossible to manufacture efficiently. Because 3DRM Tech also produces parts, CAD design can be developed with the intended process in mind.
The exact design workflow depends on how developed your project already is, but most CAD jobs move through four stages.
Share the concept, dimensions, function, interfaces, references, existing files, or physical component and explain what the finished design needs to accomplish.
We develop the 3D geometry around the supplied information, project requirements, and intended manufacturing approach.
Dimensions, interfaces, shape, manufacturability, fit, and project-specific details can be revised before production.
Move the completed design directly into 3D printing, CNC machining, rapid prototyping, composites, or another suitable process.
Our CAD work is focused on physical products and components that ultimately need to be prototyped, assembled, tested, manufactured, or reproduced.
Housings, covers, electronic enclosures, shells, access panels, and product bodies.
Custom mechanical interfaces, adapters, supports, mounting hardware, and installation components.
Assembly aids, manufacturing fixtures, workholding, positioning tools, and custom production tooling.
Rebuilt or redesigned components for obsolete equipment, machinery, products, and legacy systems.
Designs intended for physical testing, fit checks, assembly validation, product demonstrations, and iterative development.
Functional parts, interfaces, housings, adapters, guides, guards, plates, and specialized equipment components.
Clean CAD reconstructed from existing physical components or 3D scan geometry.
Models refined for repeat manufacturing once the design and selected process have been validated.
Capture an existing physical component as digital geometry and use it as the starting point for reverse-engineered CAD.
Explore 3D Scanning →Turn completed CAD into physical prototypes, engineering parts, fixtures, and low-volume components.
Explore 3D Printing →Move manufacturing-ready CAD into machining when metal, tighter tolerances, or machined finishes are required.
Explore CNC & Metalworking →Develop the CAD, make the part, test it, refine the geometry, and repeat until the design is ready.
Explore Rapid Prototyping →We provide 3D CAD modeling, product-development support, mechanical CAD, reverse-engineering CAD, scan-to-CAD reconstruction, design modifications, and manufacturing-ready models.
Yes. Projects can begin with sketches, dimensions, photos, specifications, references, or a written description of what the part needs to do.
Yes. Our 3D scanning and CAD design services can work together to rebuild existing components when original design files are unavailable.
3DRM Tech's Montreal-based design team works with SOLIDWORKS, Fusion 360, and Rhino depending on the geometry and project workflow.
Yes. CAD can be created or refined with additive manufacturing in mind, and the finished project can move directly into our 3D printing service.
Yes. Geometry can be developed around machining constraints and then evaluated for production through our CNC & metalworking service.
Send any available sketches, photos, dimensions, existing CAD, drawings, scan data, quantity expectations, intended manufacturing process, and a short explanation of the part's function.
Yes. Existing models can be updated to change dimensions, interfaces, features, clearances, manufacturing requirements, or other design details.
3DRM Tech can continue from CAD into 3D printing, rapid prototyping, CNC machining, composites, and low-volume production, depending on the project.
3DRM Tech is located at 1640 St Clare Rd, Mount Royal, Quebec H3R 2P1 and serves customers throughout Montreal, Quebec, and Canada.
Send us what you have and explain what the finished component needs to do. We can help build the CAD, refine the design, and move the project toward prototyping or manufacturing.
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