I have a concept for a compact, six-inch hand tool meant to slice through soft acoustic ceiling tiles. What I need is a clean, print-ready 3D blueprint that captures the overall size and, most importantly, the precise blade angles that make the cut effortless. Elaborate textures or surface patterns aren’t necessary—basic shape and dimensions are enough as long as the geometry is accurate. You’ll receive my rough sketch and reference photos at kickoff. We’ll confirm the blade geometry first, then move on to the rest of the body. A quick draft for feedback followed by a final pass is all the iteration I expect. Deliverables • Parametric 3D model (STEP or Fusion 360) • Print-ready STL file • Simple 2D drawing that calls out blade angles, the ~6″ length, and any critical tolerances If you have prior experience designing small hand tools or blade mechanisms, this should be a straightforward project and we can move fast.