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Have a logo, badge, medallion, challenge coin, or artwork that you'd like to turn into a professional 3D model?

At CADWORKER247, I specialize in converting 2D images, logos, sketches, and reference photos into high-quality 3D CAD models that are ready for 3D printing, CNC machining, laser engraving, mold making, and manufacturing.

Whether you're an individual, business, sports club, or product manufacturer, I can create a custom 3D model tailored to your exact specifications.

Professional Image-to-3D Modeling Service

Using industry-leading CAD software such as Fusion 360, I recreate your artwork as an accurate, clean, and production-ready 3D model.

From simple embossed logos to highly detailed commemorative coins and medallions, every model is built with precision and attention to detail.

3mf for 3D printing

What I Can Create

✔ Challenge Coins

✔ Commemorative Coins

✔ Sports Medals

✔ Club Tokens

✔ Company Logo Medallions

✔ Memorial Coins

✔ Custom Badges

✔ Keychains

✔ Name Plates

✔ Embossed Logos

✔ Decorative Plaques

✔ Wall Art

✔ Award Medals

✔ Souvenir Coins

✔ 3D Relief Models

Customizations Available

Every project is completely customized based on your requirements.

I can modify:

  • Coin diameter
  • Thickness
  • Shape (Round, Square, Oval, Hexagon or Custom)
  • Raised or recessed artwork
  • Single-sided or double-sided engraving
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  • Custom text and fonts
  • Borders and decorative patterns
  • Surface textures
  • Relief depth
  • Edge styles
  • Manufacturing tolerances


File Formats You Will Receive

Depending on your manufacturing needs, I can deliver:

  • STEP (.STEP / .STP)
  • STL
  • 3MF
  • SolidWorks (.SLDPRT)
  • Parasolid (.X_T)
  • IGES
  • OBJ
  • DXF (for engraving and machining)

These files are compatible with most CAD software, slicers, CNC machines, and manufacturing workflows.

Suitable For

My models are ideal for:

  • 3D Printing
  • CNC Machining
  • Coin Minting
  • Metal Casting
  • Resin Printing
  • Jewelry Manufacturing
  • Mold Design
  • Laser Engraving
  • Product Prototyping
  • Corporate Branding

My Workflow

Step 1 – Share Your Design

Send me your logo, image, sketch, AI-generated artwork, or even a hand-drawn concept.

Step 2 – CAD Modeling

I recreate your design as a fully editable and manufacturable 3D model using SolidWorks.

Step 3 – Review

You'll receive preview images for approval before the final files are delivered.

Step 4 – Final Delivery

After approval, I provide the requested CAD files in your preferred formats.

Why Choose CADWORKER247?

✅ Professional Mechanical Engineer

✅ Years of CAD Design Experience

✅ High-Quality Surface Detailing

✅ Manufacturing-Ready Models

✅ Fast Turnaround

✅ Unlimited Design Customization

✅ Excellent Communication

✅ Support Even After Delivery

Perfect for Businesses and Creators

Whether you're launching a new product, creating promotional merchandise, designing a collectible coin, or preparing a model for manufacturing, I can help transform your concept into a high-quality 3D CAD model.

From a simple logo to an intricate relief design, I ensure every detail is accurately modeled and optimized for your chosen production method.

Ready to Bring Your Idea to Life?

If you have an image, logo, sketch, or reference photo, I can convert it into a professional 3D printable 3MF, STL, STEP, or SolidWorks model.

Simply send your artwork, and I'll create a custom model tailored to your exact size, shape, and manufacturing requirements.

Let's turn your vision into a production-ready 3D design!



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