I will design a dfm ready electronics enclosure around your pcb

Yes. Send me your board dimensions (length × width), component height profile (tallest component per zone), connector positions, and mounting hole locations. A photo of the board top and bottom helps significantly. Many clients work from Gerber files or a PDF export of their layout — all of these wo

I model your PCB envelope and all major components (tallest parts per zone) directly inside the enclosure assembly, then verify clearances with a virtual fit check before delivery. The STEP file includes both enclosure and PCB envelope so you can visually verify the fit yourself in any free CAD view

DFM stands for Design for Manufacturing — it's the process of checking that your geometry can actually be produced by your target manufacturing method. For injection molding, this means checking draft angles (so the part ejects cleanly), wall thickness (so plastic fills and cools correctly), boss ge

Significantly different. Injection molding requires: draft angles on all vertical surfaces, uniform wall thickness (typically 1.2–2.5mm for ABS), bosses designed with gussets and correct height-to-diameter ratio, no undercuts on the pull direction unless you're using side actions, and careful partin

Yes. Common features I design regularly: display window cutouts with bezel lips, vent slot arrays with DFM-correct widths and depths, label recess zones, rubber gasket channels for basic dust sealing, snap latches, living hinges (3DP only), and cable relief geometry. List your required features when

Yes. STEP is the universal format accepted by all injection molding vendors, CNC shops, and 3D printing services. Premium tier files include a manufacturer-ready package: STEP, STL, PDF drawings with key dimensions, and a DFM report your vendor can reference directly. If your manufacturer raises a g

Yes, with some caveats. If you have an existing industrial design (renders, sketches, or a surface model) I can engineer the mechanical enclosure inside that form — adding PCB mounts, snap fits, wall thickness, draft angles, and parting logic.

Yes. I sign NDAs before any project files are shared. Full IP ownership of all delivered files transfers to you on final payment — including source files. I do not retain or reuse client geometry in any form.