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I will reverse engineering 3d scan to cad model stl step solidworks
Robert S
About this gig
I provide professional reverse engineering services converting 3D scans, STL, OBJ, or point cloud data into fully editable CAD models.
This gig is ideal if you need:
- STL to STEP / STP conversion
- Scan to CAD modeling
- SolidWorks or Fusion 360 CAD files
- 3D printing or manufacturing-ready models
What You'll Get
- Accurate solid CAD geometry
- Clean, editable feature-based models
- High-quality STEP / native CAD output
- Suitable for CNC, molding, or 3D printing
Supported Inputs
- STL / OBJ
- 3D scan data
- Point cloud
- Mesh files
Software Used
- SolidWorks
- Fusion 360
- Creo (on request)
Message me before ordering for complex parts or assemblies.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Robert S
Robert S
3D CAD And Product Design STL Repair Mold Design Industrial And Mechanical CAD
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJan 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery2 weeks
Languages
English, Dutch, French, German
I am a 3D CAD & product design expert specializing in industrial design, reverse engineering, STL repair, mold design, and 3D printing optimization. I deliver manufacturing-ready CAD models, STL/STEP/3MF files, and photorealistic renders using SolidWorks, Fusion 360, and Creo. Fast, precise, and professional solutions to turn your ideas into reality. 📩 Message me for custom projects!
Other Industrial & Product Design Services I Offer
FAQ
Can you convert STL to STEP?
Yes, I specialize in STL to STEP and editable CAD conversion.
Do you work from 3D scan or point cloud data?
Yes, I convert 3D scan and point cloud files into solid CAD models.
Will the model be editable?
Yes, you’ll receive a fully editable, feature-based CAD model.
Is the output suitable for 3D printing or CNC?
Yes, models are manufacturing-ready.
Which CAD software do you use?
SolidWorks and Fusion 360 (others on request).
