CAD from sketches and dimensions
Create parametric part geometry from a clear concept, measured interfaces, and the constraints the finished part must respect.
Translate a sketch, sample, or rough model into controlled CAD that can be reviewed, tested, revised, and prepared for additive manufacturing.
CAD scope is quoted separately from production. The deliverables, source information, revision rounds, and ownership or export requirements should be clear before work begins.
Create parametric part geometry from a clear concept, measured interfaces, and the constraints the finished part must respect.
Change dimensions, mounting patterns, features, clearances, or related geometry when the source format and model quality support the work.
Review wall thickness, orientation implications, overhangs, support access, assembly strategy, and features that affect a stable print process.
Turn a reference sample into a controlled revision and prepare the appropriate source and production files for validation.
Threaded inserts, assemblies, critical fits, tolerances, sealing, and mating components are discussed explicitly; they are not assumed from a photo or single dimension.
Gather sketches, dimensions, reference files, mating geometry, photos, and the intended use of the part.
Agree on CAD scope, format, revision expectations, additive-manufacturing review, and any test part.
Create the revision, inspect the geometry, and resolve specific questions before committing to production.
Use a physical test when needed, document approval, and release the production revision or next design iteration.
Choose the path that best matches the information you have today. We can help connect design, prototyping, and production steps.
Describe the intended part, critical interfaces, approximate dimensions, and deliverable you need. CAD scope and production are quoted after review.