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I will create an enclosure ready 3d step and stl model of your pcb
About this Gig
KiCad's free STEP export is great - until you open it in your enclosure CAD and half the connectors are missing or wrong. The USB-C that isn't there, the generic placeholder that's 2 mm taller than the real part: that's how enclosures get printed twice.
Send me your KiCad project (or gerbers + BOM). You get back a populated STEP and STL of your board with every component accounted for, and a model provenance table that tells you exactly where each model came from:
Vendor STEP models wherever the manufacturer publishes one. No vendor model? Mechanically critical parts (connectors, switches, anything an enclosure touches) get modeled from the engineering drawing - body, pins and mating face envelope-accurate. Generic models only for non-critical passives, and the table says so.
Nothing is ever silently omitted. If a part can't be modeled accurately, you'll know which one and why before you build around it.
The top tier adds a mechanical envelope check against your enclosure sketch or CAD: reach, clearances, tall parts, connector protrusion.
From the engineer behind the Board Check PCB review gig - mechanical surprises are half of what that service catches.
Specialization:
Layout
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Footprint
File format:
STEP
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VRML
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3DS
Software:
Fusion 360
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KiCad
Interface:
UART
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USB
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SPI
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I2C
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Ethernet
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FAQ
What happens when a component has no 3D model anywhere?
If it's mechanically critical (connectors, switches, anything an enclosure touches) I model it from the engineering drawing: body, pins, mating face, envelope-accurate. Generic stand-ins only for non-critical passives. Either way the provenance table flags it - never a silent omission.
What files do I get, and what do you need from me?
You get STEP + STL aligned to the board origin, plus the provenance table (PDF). I need your KiCad project preferred - gerbers + BOM also work, message me first. For drawing-modeled parts I need the part numbers so I can pull the drawings.
Do you use AI tools?
Yes, openly: an AI-assisted pipeline does the model sourcing and placement, and I personally verify critical geometry against the vendor drawings before delivery. The provenance table shows exactly what was verified and how.
