Custom 3D Laser-Cut Kit Design

I have a concept for a series of laser-cut kits and need someone who can turn rough sketches and measurements into clean, manufacturable 3D models. The job calls for translating my ideas into precise vector paths sized correctly for a typical hobby or industrial laser, then supplying a matching 3D representation so I can visualise assembly before production. You’ll start by helping me refine the overall form factor, nesting strategy, and ideal material thickness (I’m open to plywood, MDF, acrylic, or even layered cardboard). Once the layout is locked in, I’ll need both the layered cut sheets and a simple 3D preview that shows how everything fits together. Common formats such as DXF, SVG, AI, STEP, or STL are fine as long as they import cleanly into LightBurn or similar software. Deliverables • Ready-to-cut vector files, separated by material and thickness • A 3D model or exploded view illustrating final assembly • A brief note outlining kerf allowance and any recommended test cuts If you’re comfortable juggling parametric CAD (Fusion 360, SolidWorks, Rhino, or comparable) with laser-friendly output and can work iteratively via quick screenshots or low-res renders, let’s talk. Clear communication, accurate tolerances, and tidy layer naming will be the key acceptance criteria for the final hand-off.