Businesses
Develop prototypes, improve production with custom tooling, replace unavailable components, and manufacture small recurring batches without expensive tooling.
For BusinessesTechnical design · Prototyping · Manufacturing
From idea to functional part.
Obsidra is a Montreal-based design and manufacturing company helping businesses, students, researchers, and individuals develop custom parts, functional prototypes, jigs, fixtures, and low-volume production components.
Project review before production
CAD support available
Material and process guidance
Based in Montreal
What we do
More than a print service.
Obsidra combines technical design, CAD support, prototyping, material selection, and additive manufacturing to help move a project from an initial idea to a usable finished part.
Design & CAD
Create a model from a sketch or dimensions, repair a file, modify an existing part, or prepare a design for manufacturing.
Functional Prototyping
Build and revise parts to evaluate fit, form, assembly, and real-world use before committing to production.
Jigs & Fixtures
Custom drill guides, assembly aids, alignment tools, inspection fixtures, holding tools, and production supports.
Low-Volume Production
Repeatable small batches for products, operations, research, replacement inventory, and bridge production.
Custom & Replacement Parts
Brackets, covers, mounts, adapters, enclosures, knobs, clips, and difficult-to-find components made for a specific application.
Additive Manufacturing
Resin and thermoplastic manufacturing for complex geometry, rapid iteration, functional prototypes, and low-volume parts.
Who we help
Manufacturing support for every stage of a project.
Education & Research
Manufacture capstone parts, robotics components, laboratory fixtures, experimental equipment, teaching aids, and research prototypes.
Education & ResearchIndividuals & Inventors
Turn a sketch, idea, damaged part, or existing file into a functional custom component with professional project support.
For IndividualsBuilt around the application
The material and process should follow what the part needs to do.
A display model, production jig, flexible component, heat-exposed enclosure, and precision fit-check prototype do not have the same requirements. We review the application before recommending a material or manufacturing approach.
Strength
Impact resistance
Heat exposure
Flexibility
Surface detail
Dimensional fit
Environment
Quantity
How it works
Start with the problem, not a perfect file.
01
Describe the project
Send a file, sketch, photo, drawing, dimensions, damaged part, or written description.
02
We review the requirements
We review the application, quantity, material needs, finish, deadline, and current stage of the design.
03
Design or prototype as needed
We can repair the file, create or modify the model, manufacture a prototype, and revise the part before production.
04
Manufacture and deliver
You approve the scope and quote before manufacturing begins. Pickup, delivery, or shipping can then be arranged for the completed parts.
Not sure where to start?
Bring us the problem, not just the file.
Send an idea, sketch, photo, damaged part, CAD file, or project description. We will review what you have and explain the most practical next step.