anvil product offers mechanical design, product visualization, and prototyping services.

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Anvil Product is a boutique design consultancy that will take you from initial ideation to product completion.

We will manage a discovery period to understand your needs, present solutions via sketching and concise slide decks, create high fidelity 3D models using Solidworks or Siemens NX, manufacture and test prototypes in house using CNC machining and 3D printing, and hand off GD&T compliant technical drawings to manufacturing partners for high volume production.

Anvil Product offers services via flexible payment methods and utilizes online project management tools, ensuring the delivery of your designs with less headache.

In a nutshell- we can help you create the physical objects you need, from start to finish.

Design

  • Consumer Product Design

    Medical Device Design

    Project Management

    DFM Support

    GD&T Technical Drawings

  • Solidworks

    Siemens NX

    Fusion 360

Manufacturing

  • 3D Printing

    CNC Machining

    PCB Test Fixtures

    In-house Rapid Prototyping

    Assembly Fixture Design

    Machining Fixture Design

    CAM Toolpaths

  • Micro Milling Machine

    SLS 3D Printer

    FDM Printer

visualization

  • Digital sketching and ideation

    Lifelike CG Rendering using Keyshot and Adobe Products

    Slide Deck Assets

  • Keyshot Pro

    Adobe CC

    Taitopia Rendering

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IT LIVES. There’s still work to do, but I’m thrilled to have a functional watch on my wrist. The case, dial, hands, crown, and crystals (as well as a couple internal brackets) were designed and fabricated by me over the course of the las
Absolutely stoked to be assembling this prototype! It’s the first to use the titanium case and crown, brass hands and dial, acrylic crystals, and steel movement brackets that I designed and produced in-house. The Sellita SW300 movement is ticki
Here’s a quick fixture I made for machining watch crowns! I used a wire EDM to create a compliant (flexible) jaw element in a block of aluminum. By tightening the screw, the small slice in the block created by the EDM closes, clamping on the wo
Wanted to post some photos of an older prototype of the watch we’re working on. Machined the dial, hands, and crystals on a Datron MLCube. These parts are made of brass and acrylic. Modeled in Solidworks, CAM from Fusion 360. This prototype al