I’m developing a collection of life-size accessories that will be produced on my in-house FDM and SLA printers, and I need clean, watertight Blender models ready for export to STL. You’ll take rough sketches, reference photos, or simple measurements from me and turn them into printable geometry with the correct wall thickness, tolerances for snap fits, and minimal support material. Because this first phase is focused purely on accessories, accuracy to real-world scale and a surface finish that minimises post-processing are critical. Show me how you typically approach draft angles, part orientation, and splitting larger pieces for mid-sized build plates—your past experience with functional prints will reassure me the files will work the first time. When you send your proposal, please highlight your relevant experience with Blender and 3D printing workflows, and include concise design concepts so I can see your creative thinking before we commit to a final shape. Material choices or end-use scenarios aren’t required just yet, though feel free to mention them if they influence the geometry. Deliverables for each accessory • .blend master file with non-destructive modifiers • Manifold, print-ready .stl (or .3mf) at 0.1 mm tolerance • A quick viewport screenshot or render showing part orientation recommendations I review designs within 24 hours and provide clear feedback, aiming for a fast, collaborative turnaround. If this pilot project goes smoothly, attachments and full-size products will follow.