I’m Tyler White, a 3D scanning and CAD expert with extensive experience across multiple industries—including military, marine, automotive, film, art, and sports. My work often involves plywood, foam, or composite materials, whether it’s cutting a single sheet, scanning a part, or designing complex tooling for large-scale projects.

I specialize in:

• 3D scanning
• CAD modeling
• CNC programming
• Robot programming
• 5-axis milling
• Large-format 3D printing

I’ve served as a draftsman, designer, and programmer, mentored at the University of the Sunshine Coast, and helped several startups establish digital fabrication workflows from scratch.

Today, I’m building Method CNC—where design, fabrication, and hands-on expertise come together to deliver quality outcomes. I collaborate with Max, a master craftsman and trusted partner, to manage projects ranging from quick one-offs to full production runs.

Whether you need a part cut or scanned or you’re planning a complex multi-stage project, we’re here to help. You’ll deal directly with me or Max, and I’ll ensure your file is handled with care from start to finish.

Call: 0451 733 537

Whatever your project — whether it’s simple cabinetry or a complex kit to create the form of a boat or fibreglass part — it all starts with a quick chat (or an email exchange) where we look at the scope of the job.

Some of the first questions I’ll usually ask are:
Do you have a drawing or a 3D model?

• If you already have a drawing and just want us to cut or reproduce something — we can easily take care of that.
• If you have a physical object you'd like to replicate or modify, we might scan it and use that as a starting point.
• If you’ve got a 3D model that’s close but needs some adjustment, I can prep it for CNC machining, fibreglass tooling, or whatever process the job calls for.
• If you have some good reference images or examples of the product you want

There’s always more than one method to get the job done — different materials, milling styles, and fabrication techniques all have their place. This is where the consultation really comes in. Whether we’re talking about foam, plywood, or composite tooling, I’ll help you weigh up the options and pick the method that best suits your design, timeline, and budget.

This process isn’t always about starting from scratch — it’s often about adapting what you already have and making it work in the real world.

When you’re at the beginning of a project, there are always lots of questions — even if it’s just for a single sheet of wood.

I primarily use Rhino 8, along with a range of powerful plugins including xNURBS, Mesh2Surface, RhinoCAM, and Bongo, for surface modeling and working with 3D scan data. While I occasionally use tools like Autodesk MeshLab and the GOM Inspect suite, Rhino remains my main platform — tried, tested, and proven in the field.

For project management, I use Microsoft Project or Monday.com, depending on the complexity and workflow of the job.

Large file transfers are handled via Dropbox or WeTransfer, and for quick communication during active projects, I use Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp — whatever suits the client best.

For design reviews and sharing updates, I often use unlisted YouTube videos to give clear, visual walkthroughs of progress or feedback points.

For more info see below or visit out website dedicated to our design service - www.fibreflowstudio.com