Design-to-Print Workshop
A step-by-step blueprint for automotive enthusiasts who want to build one-of-a-kind 3d printed car parts. (No previous CAD or 3D printing experience required)
You've spend hours searching for car parts on eBay and Facebook Marketplace — only to come up empty handed.
You're not sure which materials will survive the interior cab or exterior of your car — and you don't want to guess.
You want car parts that's built to your exact car — durable and reliable.
You want to learn how to design custom parts, but every other CAD course is 40+ hours long with ZERO automotive content.
“This workshop finally made designing 3d printed car parts feel doable. I had a replacement part ready for my project car in a few hours.”
@likorsuz ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“This is perfect for car enthusiasts who want to learn how to 3D print and manufacture custom car parts.”
@fred_mirzaian ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Great breakdown of the center console dash insert workflow... from quick mods to full reverse engineering!”
@JevnyRapidMFG ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Awesome course! I learned a lot about car part design and the workshop helped me create reliable 3D printed car parts. Can't wait to see what you come out with next.”
Trent B. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Shows the ‘why’ for designing car parts you can actually 3D print.”
Alex E. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Fantastic 3D-printable car part designs I could modify for my ride + full details for parts that were solid and actually worked.”
@hammlybammly3654 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“The workshop helped me design car parts in Shapr3D for my car way faster than I expected. ”
Jose S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
• Master A Factory-Made Finish: You know the exact part you want to print — but knowing where to start is the hardest part.
The workshop gives you 3 hours of focused on-demand video content. You'll learn a repeatable design process that takes you from ground zero to an OEM+ finish or completely custom car part, in just one day.
• Reverse Engineer Like a Pro: You found a file online, but without knowing how to modify it you're stuck.
The reverse engineering module shows you how to take any existing file or 3D scan and modify it to fit your car, step by step.
• Materials That Last: 3D Printing filament material options are endless.
You'll learn how to select and print with material built specifically for automotive applications, so you're not stuck guessing.
• Design Print-Ready Parts: A finished design isn't a car part.
We'll show you how to export and prepare your design for printing it yourself or sending to a print-on-demand service.
Go through the workshop, build your first design
If the workshop doesn't work out for you, I'll refund every single penny.
❌ Higher a CAD Designer: If you hired a general CAD designer, just one custom dash insert or radio delete plate would cost at least: ~$150 (per design, if they get it right the first time)
❌ Generic 3D Printing Course: You don't need another course that teaches you to how to print "plastic toys" or random household parts that melt in the sun. ~$100
❌ Random pre-made non-automotive STL files you can't modify: ~$75
❌ Lifetime updates with random new content not specific to car part design: ~$30/per month
Total cost somewhere else: Easily over $300...
They'll survive real-world environments. We show you how to build functional automotive components and cover the exact materials plus printer settings.
Not at all. We start from from scratch and walk you through each step. You’ll learn the CAD tools that matter most.
Yes. The workshop teaches you how to modify the included pre-made designs to fit your ride.
Nope. Your designs can be sent to a professional print-on-demand service for 3d printing your part.
If you have a computer or laptop running Windows or MAC you’re already 90% there. Shapr3D even supports an iPad with an Apple Pencil. You just need a basic ruler or caliper measuring tool.
Yes. You can complete this entire workshop with the free version. If you decide to upgrade to the Pro version for high-res exports, we include a 10% OFF discount code in the workshop.
The general concepts work in other CAD software, but to go from "Idea" to "Finished Part" in 1 day, Shapr3D is the tool to use.
