Engineering & digital manufacturing

Every idea.
A new dimension.

From an idea to something that works.

CAD design and FDM 3D printing for practical parts, prototypes and the next iteration.

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Owner-operated · Holeby, Denmark

CONCEPT → CAD → CREATIONSCROLL TO DISCOVER ↓

01 / Explore the possibilities

Good things start
with an open folder.

A route for your next part.
Choose a service, or explore the archive.

03 / Original CAD archiveProject archiveSix real designs. A closer look at the detail.Explore the work

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Service illustrations are conceptual. Archive images are original CAD renders.

Industriel FDM 3D-print til erhverv — læs på dansk

Other routes: CNC machining & plasma cutting

Discuss suitability and scope before choosing a process.

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Selected work

The detail makes
the difference.

Explore six original designs from the Hardwire3D archive. These are CAD studies and renders—not product photographs or performance specifications.

6 projects
MODEL 01 / CONSTRUCTIONCAD ARCHIVE
CAD render of Compressible positioning-cone insert
Original model / illustrative render

Interactive 3D loads only when requested. No automatic rotation.

Construction

Compressible positioning-cone insert

A slotted insert developed for a positioning cone. A compact CAD study in seating geometry, fit and compression.

Application
Positioning cone / insert geometry
Shown here
Original CAD geometry. No performance or dimensional specification implied.
Have a similar challenge?

02 / Problem first. Process second.

Problem first.
Process second.

Start with what the part needs to do—not just the process you think it needs. Geometry, material and manufacturing should work together.

Talk through the application
  1. 01

    Define the job.

    What does it connect to? What loads, movement or environment will it face? A sketch is enough to start.

  2. 02

    Resolve the details.

    Review interfaces, material and the making route. Use a prototype where it can answer a useful question.

  3. 03

    Agree the next step.

    Establish the design, quantity and scope before committing to a part or batch. No assumptions hidden in a material name.

Geometry / Making / Iteration

See the thinking
take shape.

A conceptual sequence built around an original positioning-cone insert. Inspect each stage at your own pace.

Explore the original CAD archive

The workshop

One engineer.
A direct conversation.

Hardwire3D is an owner-operated engineering and digital manufacturing workshop in Holeby, Denmark.

For fabricators, machine builders, maintenance teams and people solving practical problems. Work with the person thinking through your part—not a layer of hand-offs.

HOLEBY, DENMARK / OWNER-OPERATED

03 / Start a conversation

Let’s talk about
your part.

Share the problem, the starting point and anything the part needs to fit. The details can develop from there.

You stay in control.

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YOUR PROJECT BRIEFAll services subject to scope review
FDM 3D printing

From CAD geometry to a custom polymer part.

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Hardwire3D / Identity

A mark. In motion.

Original Hardwire3D logo · 7-second identity animation. Not production footage.

Playback starts only when you choose it.