Not a preview of something coming later. Describe an object and fabric engineers it here, now — real sheet-metal parts with real bend allowances, and a DXF you can send to a laser cutter. Nothing is uploaded. Nothing was prepared in advance.
The key is in your inbox — “your key to the engine”, sent by fabric. It lives 10 minutes.
Same logic as the Imaginarium: your email opens the engine and your work is written to your name. No password, no spam — the studio writes only when there is something real to say.
The engineering above is real and the file is real. The workshop roster is being built now — named suppliers and their confirmed rates land as each one is signed. Want to know when the first full version ships?
This file is the whole argument. Bend radius equals sheet thickness and flanges hold a 27 mm minimum — the same rules the studio’s Autodesk Inventor engine already builds by, so what you download here and what gets folded downstairs agree. CUT is the tool path. BEND is marked, never cut. What fabric does not yet do on its own is the step after this one: the full Inventor part-and-assembly model. That is in training, and we say so.