3D Printing Service & Custom 3D Modeling Solutions
Cusack Electronics is a professional 3d printing service and 3d modeling services provider supporting OEMs and product teams that need functional parts, accurate prototypes, and production-ready components without managing multiple vendors. Our in-house SolidWorks CAD team and FDM, SLA, and SLS capabilities take your concept from digital model to finished physical part under one roof, delivering reliable 3d model design services and 3d printer service support at every stage of your build.
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Additive Manufacturing Expertise
From Digital Model to Finished Part
Our 3D printer service and 3D model design services support engineers, product developers, and OEMs who need rapid turnaround on functional parts, concept models, enclosures, connectors, brackets, and custom components. We combine in-house SolidWorks parametric modeling and surface modeling with FDM, SLA, and SLS printing technologies to produce accurate, repeatable parts built to your dimensional and material requirements.
- Full 3D modeling services from concept sketch through production-ready STEP and STL files, using SolidWorks parametric and solid modeling with DfAM principles applied throughout.
- FDM, SLA, and SLS printing technologies cover a broad material range, including PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG, nylon (PA12), TPU, polycarbonate, ULTEM 9085, and photopolymer resins.
- Dimensional accuracy and layer resolution are controlled to project requirements, with wall thickness analysis, shrinkage compensation, and warping mitigation built into every build setup
- Post-processing capabilities include support removal, sanding, vapor smoothing, painting, UV coating, and epoxy sealing for surface finish and functional readiness.
Our Services
Complete 3D Modeling & Printing Capabilities
Every part of your product needs to be modeled to specification and printed to functional tolerance. From parametric CAD modeling and DfAM review through FDM, SLA, and SLS production and post-processing, our 3D printing service covers the complete additive workflow.
SolidWorks 3D Modeling
Altium Designer
KiCad
BLE / WiFi
Eagle CAD
IoT Ready
Multi-Layer
FDM Printing
Altium Designer
KiCad
BLE / WiFi
Eagle CAD
IoT Ready
Multi-Layer
SLA Resin Printing
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
SLS Nylon Printing
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM)
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
Rapid Prototyping
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
Low-Volume & Pilot Production
Batch production and pilot runs of 1 to 500+ parts using FDM, SLA, and SLS processes, supporting bridge production between prototype and injection molding tooling without minimum order commitments.
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
Reverse Engineering & 3D Scanning
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
Post-Processing & Finishing
Support removal, sanding, bead blasting, vapor smoothing, painting, dyeing, UV coating, and epoxy sealing are applied after printing to meet surface finish, dimensional, and cosmetic requirements for end-use and customer-facing parts.
C / C++
RTOS
BLE / WiFi
Arduino
IoT Ready
Our Process
From CAD File to Finished Part in Five Steps
01
Submit Your Design or Brief
Consultation
Feasibility Study
NDA Available
02
3D Modeling & DfAM Review
Schematic Capture
BOM Generation
Circuit Simulation
03
Material & Process Selection
Gerber Files
3D CAD
DFM Review
04
Printing & Quality Control
Embedded C/C++
Unit Testing
Source Code Delivery
05
Post-Processing & Delivery
Support removal, surface finishing, and any secondary operations are completed before final inspection. Parts ship with documentation and are available to move directly into our powder coating, UV printing, or assembly workflows.
Functional Testing
Debug & Iteration
Client Approval
Technical Specifications
3D Printing Specs & Tolerances
PCB & Electronics Design Specs |
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| Machining Envelope | Up to 40" × 20" × 20" (VMC), 60" × 30" × 30" (HMC) |
| Minimum Tolerance | ±0.001" (0.0254mm) standard, ±0.0005" (0.0127mm) on request ±0.001" (0.0254mm) standard, ±0.0005" (0.0127mm) on request |
| Surface Finish | Ra 32 μin standard, Ra 16 μin or better achievable |
| Hole Diameter Range | 0.040" to 4.000" with drill bits, reamers, and boring bars |
| Thread Sizes | #2-56 through 1"-8 UNC/UNF, metric M2 through M24 |
| Materials Supported | Aluminum, steel, stainless, titanium, brass, copper, plastics |
| Axis Configuration | 3-axis, 4-axis, 5-axis milling |
| Batch Sizes | 1 piece prototypes to 10,000+ production runs |
| Inspection Equipment | CMM, optical comparator, micrometers, calipers, profilometer |
| Standards Compliance | ISO 2768, ASME Y14.5, ISO 1302 |
Software & Equipment
Tools We Use
SolidWorks
FDM Printers
SLA Resin Printers
SLS Systems
3D Scanning
Slicing & Build Prep Software
Post-Processing Equipment
Quality Inspection Tools
Digital calipers, micrometers, and coordinate measurement for dimensional verification against original CAD geometry before shipment
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What 3D printing technologies do you offer?
Do you provide 3D modeling services, or do I need to supply a file?
What file formats do you accept?
We accept STEP, STL, OBJ, IGES, and native SolidWorks files. If your design exists only as a sketch, reference part, or physical sample, our reverse engineering and 3D scanning services can capture the geometry and build the CAD model.
What materials can you print in?
Our material range includes PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG, nylon (PA12), TPU, TPE, polycarbonate, ULTEM 9085, photopolymer resins, and carbon fiber-filled filament. Material selection is matched to your mechanical, thermal, chemical resistance, and surface finish requirements.
What tolerances and accuracy can you hold?
Can you handle low-volume production runs, not just prototypes?
Yes. Our SLS and FDM capabilities support batch production and pilot runs from 1 to 500+ parts. We also support bridge production between prototype validation and injection molding tooling without minimum order requirements.
What post-processing options do you offer?
Post-processing includes support removal, sanding, bead blasting, vapor smoothing, painting, dyeing, UV coating, and epoxy sealing. For finishing integration, printed parts can move directly into our powder coating and UV printing workflows.
How long does a typical 3D printing order take?
Rapid prototyping typically ships in 2 to 5 business days depending on geometry complexity and material. Low-volume production batches and parts requiring extensive post-processing are quoted with lead times based on quantity and finishing requirements.
Can your 3D printed parts integrate with our larger assemblies?
Yes. Parts produced through our 3D printer service are built to your dimensional specifications and can be designed with assembly features, threaded inserts, press-fit interfaces, and mating geometries for direct integration into enclosures, PCBs, harnesses, and product builds.
Can you handle the full product build beyond 3D printing?
Yes. Our additive manufacturing capability integrates with CNC machining, wire harness assembly, powder coating, UV printing, PCB assembly, and full product assembly under one roof, letting you consolidate vendors and compress lead times on the finished product.