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Functional Prototypes
Fit-check models, mechanical concepts, housings, brackets, fixtures, and test parts that help prove an idea before committing to final production.
From a fresh idea to a part we can test
Functional prints for original builds
3D printing turns a digital model into a physical part, one precise layer at a time. At Nexus Magnetic, we use FDM printing to explore new ideas and produce practical components for generators, coil systems, fixtures, enclosures, and one-of-a-kind prototypes.
Each project is an opportunity to design, test, learn, and improve. When a design is ready, we share the files with the open-source maker community so others can build on the idea.
What we can make
Built around the needs of your project
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Generator Components
Custom coil bobbins, turbine parts, wire-management tools, and supporting hardware developed for experimental wind, hydro, and power projects.
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Material Options
Material selection based on the job, including PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, nylon, carbon-fiber blends, and other specialty filaments.
Our creative process
Designed, printed, and refined with purpose
- Explore an idea.We identify a useful challenge, sketch possibilities, and turn the strongest direction into a digital model.
- Choose the approach.Geometry, material, strength, fit, and real-world use guide how each part is prepared.
- Print and evaluate.The prototype is tested as part of the larger build to reveal what works and what should change.
- Refine and share.We improve the design, document it, and release project files when they are ready for the community.
Where ideas take shape
Tools for invention and open learning
- Original generator and turbine concepts
- Coil-system hardware and custom bobbins
- Experimental energy projects
- Jigs, fixtures, enclosures, and organizers
- Open-source files makers can adapt and improve
Our goal is to turn curiosity into useful designs and give the maker community a practical starting point for new experiments.
Ready to build something new?
Explore, download, and make it your own.
Follow our latest experiments and find open-source project files created to help new ideas move forward.