Prototypes
Test shape, size, and assembly before larger-scale manufacturing. State whether the prototype is visual or must support functional testing.
STL, OBJ, and 3MF — current upload limit 100 MB
Tashkeel manages the order journey from file analysis and the initial estimate through partner assignment, fulfillment updates, quality review, and delivery to a supported destination. You do not need to own a printer or source a new workshop for every project.
The service begins with an analyzable 3D model. You choose from available material, quality, infill, quantity, and finishing options. The platform combines those inputs with the model geometry to estimate print time and material use. The estimate supports an early decision, while any requested file or setting changes remain part of order review.
When an order moves into production, an approved partner works from the specifications they accepted. The platform workflow includes status updates and progress images at defined stages, allowing fulfillment to be managed without publishing private customer or partner contact details.
The order tool currently accepts STL, OBJ, and 3MF files up to 100 MB per file, using the live platform setting at the time of your visit. A file must contain valid 3D geometry; its extension alone does not guarantee that it can be quoted or printed.
Check units, dimensions, minimum wall thickness, open surfaces, and disconnected bodies before upload. Watertight, sliceable models reduce follow-up questions, but orientation, supports, and tolerances still depend on the application, material, and printer.
This list comes from materials enabled in Tashkeel at the time of your visit. Color, availability, and final suitability depend on the order options and assigned partner capacity.
Open the quoting tool to see the currently available materials.
Test shape, size, and assembly before larger-scale manufacturing. State whether the prototype is visual or must support functional testing.
Brackets, enclosures, simple jigs, and workshop aids, provided load, heat, environment, and required tolerance are understood.
Models, educational samples, and limited batches. Final appearance varies with layers, material, and selected finishing.
3D printing does not automatically make a design suitable for medical, food-contact, electrical, or safety-critical loads. If failure could cause injury or material loss, obtain appropriate engineering review, testing, and certification beyond the platform estimate.
Order protection relies on authentication, database permissions, and the fulfillment workflow—not robots.txt. Model files and account data are not published on public pages.
Production and delivery timing is not a universal guarantee. It depends on file size and complexity, material, fulfillment capacity, review, and the supported destination. Review the actual order details before payment.
Cancellation availability depends on the order stage and whether production or order-specific purchasing has begun. Defect handling depends on the order record, file, specifications, and condition on receipt; this page does not promise a universal reprint or refund.
The uploader remains responsible for having the right to use and print the design. Review the terms, intellectual property policy, and privacy policy before sending third-party work or sensitive information.
The guide hub contains drafts covering cost factors, material comparisons, STL preparation, layer height, and infill. Guides remain noindex until approved by a reviewer with practical printing experience.