ROTATING FIXATION STUDIOS / PROJECTS
See what we make
We make useful prototypes, weird props, custom electronics, detailed collectibles and hand-finished objects. Here are three examples of the kind of work you can commission.
Electroformed Copper Miniatures
The goal: Give a detailed small sculpture a real-metal decorative finish instead of a painted metallic look.
The build: Miniature-scale collectible with a copper surface finish and hand-finished details.
Materials & process: Electroforming, surface preparation, finish work, and detail preservation.
This example is a studio showcase; each new commission is quoted for its own design and scope.
Green-Fog Skeleton Halloween Display
The goal: Create a dramatic seasonal display that feels more like a practical movie prop than ordinary decor.
The build: A Halloween scene using a skeleton centerpiece, dramatic green illumination and fog effects.
Materials & process: Themed prop building, lighting integration and effects coordination.
This example is a studio showcase; each new commission is quoted for its own design and scope.
Arduino & Microcontroller Prototyping
The goal: Explore a custom control or sensor idea before investing in a fully finished enclosure and production build.
The build: Breadboard-based electronics and microcontroller prototyping work.
Materials & process: Circuit integration, hands-on testing, iterative development and project-specific components.
This example is a studio showcase; each new commission is quoted for its own design and scope.
More projects and possibilities
A range of fabrication techniques, from personalized woodwork to mixed-media builds. Some photos may represent design examples rather than currently available products.
Creator Trophy & Sculpture
Custom Illuminated Gem
3D Printed Fantasy Ship
Laser-Cut Event Buttons
Hardwood Inlay Example
Illuminated Metal Sculpture
Have a project that doesn't fit a category?
That's fine. Send photos, drawings, an STL or SVG, or a description of the problem you're trying to solve. We'll review the idea and quote the scope before work begins.