Each service ends in files, not opinions: a model you can open, a drawing you can print, and a format your supplier already works with.
Parametric solid models of parts and assemblies, built to be edited later without breaking.
Drawings a workshop can quote from and cut to, with nothing left to interpretation.
Formed parts developed with the right bend allowance, so the flat pattern comes back the size you expect.
A measured sample, a rusted spare or a faded print turned into a clean, dimensioned model.
A second pass over the design to take out cost that the drawing was quietly adding.
Everything needed to build the first one and then repeat it.
A sketch on paper, a photo with a scale next to it, an old drawing, or a full brief. Key dimensions and the mating parts are usually enough to start.
You get the deliverable list, file formats, revision count and lead time in writing before any modelling begins. No open-ended hours.
A model and draft drawing come back for comment. Changes are made against your markups until the design is signed off.
Final pack issued in the agreed formats, with a revision block that lets you track what changed and when.
If your question isn't here, send it over — the answer usually takes one line.
Whatever exists: a sketch, a photo of the part next to a tape measure, an old print, or a written brief. If key dimensions are missing, we list the ones we need before quoting.
STEP and IGES for models, DXF and DWG for cutting and drafting, PDF for issued drawings, STL for printing. Native SolidWorks or Fusion files are available on request.
Yes. Drawings are produced to ASME Y14.5 or ISO 1101 for GD&T, with ISO 2768 general tolerances unless your own drawing standard applies.
Two review rounds are included in every quote. Each issued drawing carries a revision block, so the shop always knows which sheet is current.
You do. All models, drawings and source files are handed over on final payment, and we sign an NDA before receiving your files if you need one.
Describe the part and the problem. We'll tell you what the deliverable should be and what it costs.