About
About · Modulus Makers
Modulus Makers is a Colorado design and fabrication studio led by Jeremy Freiboth. The studio blends sculpture, engineering, CAD, digital fabrication, and hands-on shop work to create custom objects, public art, prototypes, kinetic installations, and fabrication-ready solutions.
Art, engineering, and fabrication under one roof.
We work across the full arc of a project — from early concept sketches and 3D modeling to material testing, fabrication, finishing, and installation. Our process is built for clients who need creative problem solving, technical development, and physical production handled together.
Process
Concept to Plan
We turn sketches, references, drawings, and digital models into practical fabrication strategies.
Fabrication
Built in the Shop
CNC, laser cutting, 3D printing, welding, woodworking, assembly, and finishing work together in one workflow.
Installation
Made for Real Spaces
We think through durability, structure, site conditions, transport, maintenance, and long-term public interaction.
Concept to Object
We are comfortable entering a project at many stages — early concept, rough drawing, CAD refinement, prototype, fabrication, repair, or installation.
Technical + Creative
The studio is built around the overlap between artistic vision and practical construction: structure, movement, materials, tolerances, lighting, finish, and long-term durability.
Built for Real Conditions
We think through how objects are made, transported, installed, touched, cleaned, weathered, maintained, and experienced in the real world.
Have an idea that needs to become physical?
Send over a sketch, model, reference image, or project description. We can help define the next step and determine the right design or fabrication path.