Custom 3D Modeling for 3D Printing
What We Collect and What We Do With It
This policy covers the information you give us when you ask for a quote, and the small amount of technical information collected when you simply read the site. We keep it short on purpose, because the rules we follow are short: we collect what is needed to evaluate and price your project, we do not sell it, we do not publish your work, and we delete project material that does not turn into an order. If anything here is unclear, ask before you send files — a question about data handling is as welcome as a question about a part.
What we collect, and where it comes from
Almost everything we hold about you was entered by you. There is no account to create and no profile built in the background beyond the aggregate traffic figures described further down.
- Quote form details — the name and company you type, your email address, your country, and the description of the part or project you are asking about.
- Uploaded files — photographs, sketches, STL or CAD files, scans and documents you attach so we can judge whether the part can be modelled.
- Correspondence — the messages we exchange afterwards, including any measurements or clarifications you send in reply.
- Basic technical data — the pages you visited and the general region your connection comes from, collected in aggregate by our analytics service.
We do not ask for payment details and we do not store card information anywhere on this site.

Why we hold it, and how long we keep it
Your details and files are used for one purpose: to understand the part you sent, decide whether we can model it, quote the work, and carry it out if you accept. That includes contacting you about the project and, if you become a customer, keeping the project files available so a revision or a repeat order does not start from zero.
Enquiries that do not turn into a project are the part most people ask about. Files and messages from a project that is not ordered are deleted once the enquiry is closed and any follow-up questions have been answered. If you would rather we delete them straight away, say so and it will be done — a quote request is not a reason for us to keep your drawings indefinitely.
For projects that do become orders, files and correspondence are kept for as long as the working relationship lasts, so that revisions and repeat production remain possible, and are deleted when you ask or when there is no longer a reason to hold them.

Who else is involved, and what they receive
We do not sell, rent or trade your information, and we do not share your files for marketing. A small number of service providers process data on our behalf so that the site and the mailbox work at all.
- Email service — carries the quote form output and our replies, so it holds the message content you send.
- Web hosting — stores the site, the enquiry endpoint and the project files you upload while the project is open.
- Analytics — reports aggregate visits and page views so we can see which pages are useful. It is not used to identify you.
Your choices, and how to reach us
Use the same quote form to make the request, marking it clearly as a data request rather than a new project. It reaches the same person who handles the project files, and every enquiry receives a reply.


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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What happens to the files I upload for a quote?
Do you publish client projects or show my part anywhere?
Can I ask you to delete my data?
Do you use cookies or tracking on this site?
Is my project information ever used for anything else?
What We Collect and What We Do With It
This policy covers the information you give us when you ask for a quote, and the small amount of technical information collected when you simply read the site. We keep it short on purpose, because the rules we follow are short: we collect what is needed to evaluate and price your project, we do not sell it, we do not publish your work, and we delete project material that does not turn into an order. If anything here is unclear, ask before you send files — a question about data handling is as welcome as a question about a part.
