Laniako 3DCreations

Custom-fit services

Custom work, quoted from your details.

Two narrow services. Each starts with a request; we confirm the design, material, sample and quote with you before any work begins.

Illustration of a hand-pressed stamp with a sample geometric mark and its impression in a clay slab. Sample design, not customer artwork. stamp face (mirrored) sample design impression test on your clay
Illustration — sample design, not a customer artwork or a photo of a finished stamp.

Service 01

Custom maker’s mark stamp for clay

Quote required

Made from your logo or signature.

Turn a suitable logo, initials or signature into a custom stamp for marking clay. To get started, send a clean, high-contrast artwork file, the target stamp width, the clay or other intended medium, the impression depth you want to explore and the quantity.

We’ll review whether the artwork can be reproduced with this process and confirm the design, material, sample and quote before production. Very fine lines or small details may need to be simplified.

Please include

  • Artwork (clean, high-contrast file)
  • Target width and units
  • Intended medium
  • Quantity
  • Destination
  • Any lettering that must remain readable
Boundaries This is a hand-pressed marking tool, not a heated branding iron. Its suitability for a particular clay, glaze or workflow must be checked with a sample. Please only send artwork you have the right to use.

Request a stamp quote

Plan-view illustration of a positioning jig: a plate with reference edges A and B, a workpiece pocket and a label position. Diagram only. label A B ? mm datum edges tool clearance parts at once measured on your setup only
Illustration — a plan-view diagram, not a photo of a client project or a tested jig.

Service 02

Workshop fit-checks & positioning jigs

Quote required

One service for room-temperature geometry and positioning work. Choose the sub-type that matches your task; if you’re unsure, describe the job and we’ll suggest one.

Sub-type A

Fit-check prototype — holes, clearance and layout

Need to check a shape or mounting layout before making a finished part? We can review a drawing, measured object or sketch for a small fit-check prototype. Tell us exactly what the sample needs to verify—for example, hole position, clearance, overall shape or access to a connector.

Please provide the mating part’s dimensions, photos with a scale reference, the intended orientation, material constraints and destination. We’ll agree the design scope, sample purpose and quote before work starts.

BoundariesA fit-check confirms only the features you and we define and test; it is not a strength, heat, weather or safety certification.

Request a feasibility review

Sub-type B

Small-batch positioning jig — for repeatable bench tasks

A small positioning aid can make a repeated bench task easier to set up. We can review low-risk uses such as locating a label, aligning a part for a room-temperature assembly step or holding a component in a defined position while you work.

To assess the job, send the workpiece dimensions, reference edges or datum points, how many parts are positioned at once, tool and hand clearance, photos of the setup, quantity and destination. We’ll confirm the proposed layout and any sample check before quoting.

BoundariesAccuracy and repeatability will be described only to the extent they have been measured on the agreed setup.

Describe your workshop task

Examples

Examples of our design work.

Each image is a render of its CAD model. The cards show the physical test status for each example; see its detail page for more.

Render of a pegboard holder for a handheld vacuum: a round cup with a front slot on a braced back plate.

Product design example

Pegboard holder for a handheld vacuum

Ready to buy · On Etsy

A cup-style holder for a round-body handheld vacuum of about 55 mm on 17 mm-pitch pegboard. Printed and test-fitted on our own pegboard.

Image: render of the CAD model. See the product page for a photo of the printed part.

See the product
Render of an eyewear frame with both temples open, modelled from photos.

Case study · Model from photos

An eyewear frame, modelled from a few photos

Checked in CAD · Test prints pending

Editable CAD and print-ready files built from photos and a size chart of one of our own frames, with hinges that print already assembled.

Render of the CAD model, not a photo of a finished print.

Read the case study

How it works

What happens after you email us.

  1. Request

    Email the use case, photos or a sketch, key dimensions with units, quantity and destination.

    Open now · by email

  2. Feasibility & quote

    We review what can be made, ask for anything missing, and quote design, first sample and repeat parts separately where applicable.

    Reviewed per request

  3. First fit-check

    A clearly identified sample checks only the features we agree to test, such as clearance or hole position.

    After you approve a quote

  4. Repeat parts

    Small batches are made only once a design has been confirmed with you.

    Only after a confirmed fit

Start with a request

Not sure which service fits?

Describe the part or task in a few lines, with any measurements you have. We’ll tell you what additional information is needed.

Request a quote