Autodesk Fusion 360 · Add-ins
MakerPro builds bolts, tapped holes, threaded pipe, steel frames and shafts straight from your geometry — no sketches, correct standards, ready to assemble.
Each one removes a piece of repetitive mechanical detailing.
Bolts, socket/machine screws, nuts and washers placed from selected hole edges — with automatic length and a bolt-strength readout.
Tapped holes from an edge — create, modify, fill and refill. Pilot-hole depth and thread profile handled automatically.
Threaded pipe between two faces, long nipples, and fitting placement from one palette — cut length and seal-tape correction applied for you.
Steel frames from angle and channel stock, with automatic miter cuts, load-capacity estimates, and an Excel cut list with stock nesting.
A floating 3D cube that sits beside the ViewCube and switches selection priority with one click — body, face, edge or component — so you stop fighting the picker in dense assemblies.
Stepped shafts built from a single command — keyways, snap-ring grooves, threaded steps, end-face tapped holes and double-D flats, all to standard sizes.
Draw one cut line and stretch or shorten the whole machine. Bodies across the line are split, extended and rejoined; bolts and fittings on the moving side travel with it; joints and grounding are handled for you.
The complete MakerPro toolbar — Bolt, Tap, Pipe, Frame and SelectCube — bundled together. Shaft and Stretch join the Suite on release.
MakerPro Design is a one-person studio run by a mechanical design engineer in Osaka, Japan. The tools come straight from real shop-floor detailing work — the repetitive modeling that should always have been a single click. Every add-in follows the same idea: read your geometry, apply the right standard, and place a finished part without a sketch.
// Built for engineers, by an engineer.
