Browse categories
Explore
Fiverr Pro
English
$
USD
I will create a 3d step model of your pcb design for enclosure fit
KiCad footprints PCB review and Home Assistant configs
I am a home theater and smart home enthusiast with over 18 years of experience in hardware and software development. I have held leadership roles in product management, project management, and softwar...
About this Gig
KiCad free STEP export is fine until you open it in enclosure CAD and half the connectors are missing or wrong. The USB-C that is not there. The generic body that is 2 mm taller than the real part. That is how you print the shell twice. I have done that reprint dance on my own hardware.
Send a KiCad project (or gerbers plus BOM). You get a populated STEP and STL with every component accounted for, plus a model provenance table for where each model came from.
Vendor STEP when the manufacturer publishes one. Mechanically critical parts modeled from the engineering drawing when needed. Generics only for non-critical passives, and the table says so. Nothing silently omitted. If a part cannot be accurate, you know which and why before you build around it.
Same brain as the PCB review gig: mechanical surprises are half of what kills first articles.
Specialization:
Layout
•
Footprint
File format:
STEP
•
VRML
•
3DS
Software:
Fusion 360
•
KiCad
Interface:
UART
•
USB
•
SPI
•
I2C
•
Ethernet
My Portfolio
Other Electronics Engineering Services I Offer
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.
