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No. You don't need CAD experience, engineering background, or perfect measurements. Send us a photo, a sketch, a broken part, or just describe your idea on WhatsApp. We handle the technical work and explain everything in plain language.

Artistic modelling starts at ₹1,000. Engineering CAD starts at ₹4,000. Full product development ranges from ₹8,000 to ₹60,000+ depending on complexity. Religious sculpture design starts at ₹1,000. Metal production is quoted separately based on size and material. Every quote includes feasibility, cost range, and timeline within 24 hours.

Yes. Send us photos and measurements of the broken part. We create a parametric CAD model (STEP/IGES) with manufacturing-ready dimensions and tolerances. For higher accuracy, we can 3D scan the part first at ₹1,800/hour, then reverse-engineer from the scan data.

Simple artistic models: 2–5 days. Engineering CAD: 3–7 days. Full product development: 1–4 weeks depending on complexity and iteration cycles. We send a quote with exact timeline within 24 hours of receiving your requirements.

Yes. FOFUS handles the complete pipeline — design, prototype, and production. We 3D print in PLA/PETG/resin, cast in bronze/brass/copper, and produce in POP or any material you need. Small-batch to institutional-scale manufacturing. GeM-registered for government procurement.

Yes. We specialise in designing religious sculptures with the reverence and detail they deserve. Send reference images of the deity or sacred figure. We create a 3D model with iconographic accuracy, print a prototype for your approval, then produce in metal, resin, or POP.

Artistic models are delivered as printable STL files. Engineering models are delivered as STEP, IGES, or CAD files with manufacturing-ready dimensions. Add-ons include technical drawings (2D), texture maps, and mold splits. All files are yours to keep.

Yes. FOFUS is GeM-registered (Government e-Marketplace) under GNI Labs LLP with full MSME, GST, and compliance documentation. We serve institutional and government clients with proper invoicing and documentation.

3D printing accelerates product development by turning digital designs into physical prototypes in hours instead of weeks. You can test form, fit, and function early, iterate quickly without expensive tooling, and validate your concept before investing in mass production. At FOFUS, we use 3D printing to bridge the gap between CAD design and manufacturing — every prototype is a physical checkpoint that reduces risk and saves months of trial and error.

Prototype 3D printing costs depend on size, material, and complexity. At FOFUS, artistic modelling starts at ₹1,000, engineering CAD from ₹4,000, and full product development from ₹8,000. A simple prototype print may cost ₹500–₹2,000, while complex functional prototypes range from ₹3,000–₹15,000. We provide an exact quote with feasibility, cost breakdown, and timeline within 24 hours of receiving your requirements.

Rapid prototyping with 3D printing is the process of quickly creating physical prototypes from digital CAD models using additive manufacturing. Unlike traditional methods that require weeks for tooling and moulds, 3D printing produces parts in hours. This lets you test multiple iterations, gather feedback, and refine your design rapidly. FOFUS specialises in rapid prototyping in Kerala — from concept to printed prototype in days, not months.

Most prototypes at FOFUS are printed within 1–3 days after design approval. Simple artistic models take 2–5 days total (design + print). Engineering CAD models take 3–7 days. Full product development with prototype iterations takes 1–4 weeks depending on complexity. Print time itself ranges from 2 hours for small parts to 24+ hours for large or complex objects. We send a timeline estimate within 24 hours of reviewing your project.

Yes. 3D printing serves both prototyping and production. For low-volume production (1–500 units), 3D printing is often the most cost-effective method — no moulds or tooling required. For higher volumes, we use 3D-printed prototypes to validate the design, then transition to injection moulding, metal casting, or other manufacturing methods. FOFUS handles this full pipeline: design, prototype, and production under one roof.

The process is simple: (1) Share your idea — a sketch, photo, description, or broken part on WhatsApp. (2) We create a 3D digital model (CAD or sculpt) and send you renders for review. (3) You approve or request revisions (1–3 rounds included). (4) We 3D print a physical prototype for validation. (5) We produce the final product in your chosen material. No technical knowledge needed — FOFUS handles every step.

For form and visual prototypes, PLA is affordable and prints in fine detail. For functional prototypes, PETG offers durability and temperature resistance, while resin provides high precision and smooth surface finish. For metal prototypes, we cast in bronze, brass, or copper. The best material depends on your prototype's purpose — visual validation, functional testing, or production representation. We recommend the optimal material based on your project goals during the quote stage.

Absolutely. 3D scanning digitises any physical object into an accurate 3D model, which we can then modify, reverse-engineer, or use as a design reference. This is invaluable for reverse engineering broken parts, modifying existing products, or creating custom-fit designs. FOFUS offers 3D scanning at ₹1,800/hour, seamlessly integrated with our design studio — scan, redesign, and produce under one roof with zero handoff friction.