Portfolio · 2026 / Vol. 01
Selected Works · 05
Mechanical & Product Design, Selected Works

Parts
that.
perform.

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Contents

Selected
works.

A cross-section of mechanical parts, functional prints and production concepts, modeled in professional CAD software, printed on a Bambu Lab X1C.
01
Belt Cleaning Roller→
Conveyor · Roller
2025
02
Plastic Gears→
Drive · Reverse-engineered
2025
03
Transport-Line Brackets→
Conveyor · Reverse-engineered
2025
04
Outdoor Electronics Housing→
Enclosure · Outdoor
2025
05
Articulated Modular Arm→
Mechanism · Modular
2025
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01 / 05 · Roller

Belt cleaning
roller.

Bristle-armed rotating roller used in the cleaning stage of a conveyor line. Splined gear-end drives the assembly; staggered bristle rows sweep the product as it rolls through.
Status
Field tested
Revision
v2 / remade
Material
PETG
Print
Bambu X1C
● CAD Design
Remade in PETG
Original damaged OEM cleaning roller in hand See in gallery → Broken OEM Remade roller core printed in PETG, before bristles installed See in gallery → Printed core Two finished rollers mounted on the conveyor frame in service See in gallery → Installed Eight finished belt cleaning rollers as a delivery batch See in gallery → Batch
PartForm · 2026
02 / 05 · Drive Gear

Plastic
gears.

Drive gear off a production line — original cracked through the hub. Re-modelled in CAD with the original tooth profile and reinforced web; printed in PLA. We've since printed many variations of plastic gears across machines and modules — same workflow each time: measure, model, print, fit.
Status
In service
Revision
v2 / remade
Material
PLA
Print
Bambu X1C
● Broken original
Remade in PLA
PartForm · 2026
03 / 05 · Bracket

Transport-line
brackets.

Original moulded-plastic brackets snapped under cyclic load on the conveyor's retention rail. Re-modelled in CAD with thicker corner radii and reinforced retention hooks; remade in PETG. Drop-in replacement on the existing rail — no fixture changes.
Status
In service
Revision
v2 / remade
Material
PETG
Print
Bambu X1C
● Broken original
Remade in PETG
PartForm · 2026
04 / 05 · Enclosure

Outdoor electronics
housing.

Sealed enclosure for an outdoor monitoring PCB. Engineered from scratch: ASA for UV stability, louvred sidewall for natural convection, snap-locking lid that survives field service, and internal bosses positioned for the client's board. Branded directly on the lid as part of the same print job.
Status
Installed
Method
CAD from scratch
Material
ASA
Print
Bambu X1C
Outdoor electronics housing — sealed white ASA enclosure with branded lid
PartForm · 2026
05 / 05 · Mechanism

Articulated
modular arm.

Articulated multi-joint arm assembly with modular link sections — every segment is interchangeable, joint positions are tooled for repeat re-clocking, and the end-effector mount is the same footprint across the family. Designed for benchtop fixturing and small automation cells where geometry needs to keep evolving.
See more in gallery →
Articulated modular arm assembly — multi-joint linkage with interchangeable segments
Articulated modular arm — exploded view with all segments, joints and fasteners separated
PartForm · 2026
Workflow

From sketch
to shipped part.

01 · Brief
Brief & constraints
Nail the functional target, load cases, mating parts, and hard dimensional constraints before touching CAD.
02 · CAD
CAD modelling
Parametric part model with reference geometry, features and relations so revisions stay fast and clean.
03 · Slice
Slice & orient
Chose orientation for strength along the load path; tune walls, infill and seam placement.
04 · Print
Bambu X1C
PLA / PETG / ASA depending on thermal and UV exposure. Chamber temp managed for warp-prone prints.
05 · Verify
Fit, test, iterate
Calipered check, dry-fit, then field use. Learnings feed v2, most parts shown are revision two.
PartForm · 2026
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