Autodesk's WaLa model is a groundbreaking single-view 3D reconstruction technology that transforms 2D images into detailed 3D models using wavelet-based latent diffusion, capable of producing high-quality OBJ meshes suitable for 3D printing or integration into game engines. The text outlines a tutorial on transforming this research model into a production API using Truss and Netlify, creating a scalable system that converts sketches into shareable 3D flower cards. It emphasizes the process of deploying the model as a scalable API on Baseten, which includes containerization and dependency management via Truss, and storing and viewing 3D models through Netlify's serverless functions and database integration. The resulting application offers an interactive web interface for drawing and transforming sketches into 3D models, complete with shareable URLs and a mobile-friendly, touch-responsive viewer built with Three.js. The project demonstrates the potential of turning open-source models into practical applications, with all code made available on GitHub for further experimentation and development.