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I will design dfm ready enclosures for electronics injection molding manufacturing
Raymond
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Your Prototype Works But Will It Survive Real Manufacturing?
A design that looks perfect in CAD can fail in the mold warping, sink marks, parts stuck in the tool, tolerances that don't hold at scale. That's expensive to learn after tooling is cut.
This gig prevents that: DFM enclosure design for electronics, built for injection molding or production without costly rework.
What I deliver:
- Enclosure built around your PCB and components
- Wall thickness, draft angles, rib design for molding
- Tolerance and fit checks for snap fits and assemblies
- Material guidance for cost, strength, heat needs
- Parting line and moldability review before tooling
- Manufacturing ready CAD files (STEP, STL) + DFM report
You'll receive:
- Production ready 3D files for injection molding or CNC
- Written DFM report flagging risks before tooling
- Guidance you can hand to your manufacturer
Tools: Fusion360, SolidWorks
Built for startups moving from prototype to real production.
Send your prototype files and target process before ordering.
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Raymond
PCB Design DFM Enclosure Engineering for Electronics Startups
- DeEstados Unidos
- Miembro desdeago 2026
- Responde aprox. en:1 hora
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Engineer with a Computer Engineering background, bringing real hardware rigor to freelance work. I design PCBs, review them for manufacturing errors, and build DFM ready enclosures for consumer electronics and IoT products, schematic to production, in one place.
Skilled in EasyEDA, KiCad, Fusion360, and SolidWorks. I focus on getting it right the first time: verified schematics, clean layouts, and enclosures that actually survive real manufacturing, not just look right on screen.
