
The project started with an industrial design sketch and a clear product vision, but without any mechanical definition or manufacturable geometry.
At this stage, the design existed only as a visual concept.
There was no internal structure, no defined wall thicknesses, no parting strategy, and no validation for real-world use or production.
The goal was to translate the original design intent into a mechanically sound, manufacturable product—without compromising the look and feel of the sketch.
I was responsible for converting the industrial design concept into a fully engineered, production-ready CAD model.
My work included:
Throughout the process, the focus was on preserving the original design language while ensuring the product could be realistically manufactured and assembled.
The final result was a fully manufacturable flashlight handle design, ready for prototyping and production handoff.
The delivered CAD accurately reflected the original industrial design intent while meeting real-world engineering and manufacturing requirements.
All geometry was structured, parametric, and suitable for supplier review and production tooling.
✔ Designed for manufacturing
✔ Production-ready CAD delivered
✔ Product launched and commercially available
The final product is currently sold on the market and can be viewed here:
https://olsatools.com/products/flexpro-led-flashlight-stick