3D modelling, drawings and prototyping
3D models and technical drawings for furniture, interiors, production parts and product development — with engineering development, 3D printing and prototypes.
We take a sketch or idea into a dimensioned 3D model, production drawings and a prototype. The same data can drive CNC routing and final production.
From sketch to approved model
3D design is the first step of every project at Preiss Workshop. We turn the idea into an accurate model — furniture, cabinetry, a sign, a mechanical part or a prototype — and produce technical drawings and production data as required. You review and approve form, dimensions and assembly before anything is cut, and the same model then drives CNC production.
We use 3D printing for rapid prototypes, fixtures, samples and small parts that do not suit routing, so form and fit can be tested in the hand before production starts.
The service is also available to designers and companies as stand-alone product development.
Do I need a drawing to start?
No. A sketch, a photo or a description is enough — we model the idea in 3D and send it for approval.
What is 3D printing used for?
Prototypes, fixtures, samples, moulds and small parts — anything that needs testing or making in small numbers.
Can I see the piece before it is built?
Yes. The 3D model is sent to you for approval, and a full-size prototype can be printed.
Can you produce technical drawings and engineering details?
Yes. We produce dimensioned 3D models, production drawings, assemblies and engineering details connected to fabrication and prototypes.
Start with drawings, photos or measurements.
Send drawings, photos, measurements or a rough idea. We review the project and recommend the next step.


