3d scanning in High Wycombe

Yes. From a sketch, a model or CAD, we prototype a new furniture piece or part, so a maker or designer can hold, test and refine it before production. For a High Wycombe designer it means an accurate physical prototype to check proportion, fit and function, and to show a client or buyer, rather than committing to expensive production tooling on an unproven design.

Yes. We make formers, jigs and moulds for frames, curved components and upholstery shapes, so a maker can form and build a piece consistently. For a High Wycombe furniture maker it means bespoke production tooling made to a specific design, produced quickly, whether for a curved frame, a moulded shape or an upholstery form that would otherwise be built up slowly by hand.

Yes. We design and produce bespoke fittings, connectors, brackets and knock-down fixings for a furniture design, or reverse engineer an existing one. For a High Wycombe designer it means a joint or fitting made exactly to a new piece, produced quickly, which off-the-shelf furniture hardware rarely suits when a design does something particular with how it goes together.

Yes. Because a prototype comes from CAD, we adjust and reprint it as a design changes, so a piece can be refined over a few versions quickly and cheaply. For a High Wycombe designer it means developing a chair or furniture piece by trying real versions in the hand, adjusting proportions or details between each, rather than guessing at the first attempt and hoping.

Yes. We scan an existing piece or component to 0.04 mm and rebuild it as CAD, whether to base a new design on it, reproduce a part, or make matching tooling. For a High Wycombe maker it turns a physical reference or a sample into workable geometry, so a new piece can build on a proven form or a component can be matched without measuring an awkward shape by hand.

Always. There is no minimum order, so one prototype, former or fitting is a normal job. Send a sketch, a model or the piece, and we will price it clearly, usually the same day, with a typical 3 to 5 working day turnaround once we have what we need.

Tooling, fixtures and production parts digitised for quality control and replacement.