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Engineering · CAD · Rapid prototyping

I turn practical problems into physical solutions.

I’m Sean Friedman, an Industrial Physics student and CAD designer in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. I translate real constraints into printable designs, then use the physical result to guide the next revision.

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CAD rendering of a residential scale model
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Designed from architectural drawings and engineered for additive manufacturing.

1,000+model downloads on MakerWorld, opens in a new tab350+community likes on MakerWorld, opens in a new tab
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2027B.S. Physics expected

Selected projects

Designed to work, not just to render.

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Residential Scale Model
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Blueprint to physical model

Residential Scale Model

10 × 8 × 15 in · four printed sections · 48+ print hours
HSW File Organizer
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Modular tool storage

HSW File Organizer

PETG · four-hour print · proven in regular use
GOOD AM Phone Stand
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Desk accessory and phone dock

GOOD AM Phone Stand

PLA · 12-hour print · angle tuned for StandBy mode

Built for maker businesses

Practical tools for maker businesses.

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Digital download · $12.99

Crochet Market Planner on Etsy, opens in a new tab

Turn past market sales, finished inventory, available production time, and yarn supply into a prioritized make list.

Digital download · $12.99

3D Printing Business System on Etsy, opens in a new tab

Price jobs, schedule prints, track filament and printer capacity, and compare estimates with actual profit.

How I work

Observe. Model. Build. Learn.

01Define the constraintStart with dimensions, use conditions, and the actual problem.

02Design for the processBalance geometry, material, tolerances, strength, and print orientation.

03Test the physical resultUse the part, note what fails, and carry the lesson into the next revision.

Tools and strengths

  • Fusion 360
  • Design for additive manufacturing
  • FDM printing in PLA and PETG
  • Rapid prototyping
  • Dimensional problem-solving
  • Physical evaluation and iteration
  • Bambu Lab P1S

Open to opportunities

Looking for an engineering intern who’s comfortable moving between CAD and the workbench?

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