Custom brackets, mounts, and small enclosures are exactly the kind of one-off part that doesn't justify learning CAD. Tell Formo the dimensions and mounting requirements — get back a file that fits.
Typical needs are a wall mount for a specific device, a bracket to hold something at an angle, or a small enclosure for electronics. The key inputs are the dimensions of what it needs to hold or attach to, and any mounting hardware (screw size, VESA pattern, etc.) if relevant.
Every generated bracket is checked for watertightness and dimensional consistency. If a described tolerance is tight (e.g. a snug-fit enclosure), the chat will ask a clarifying question rather than guess.
Yes — tell the chat the screw or bolt size (e.g. M3, M4) and hole spacing, and it's built into the geometry precisely.
Describe the angle in the chat — Formo handles angled mounts, brackets, and stands as a normal part of the geometry, not a special case.
Ask for both in the chat, or generate one, test the fit, then describe the adjustment ('make the pocket 0.3mm larger') to regenerate an updated file in seconds.