AutoCAD 2D Machinery Parts Drawings
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a set of hand-sketched, rough drafts for several machinery parts that now need to be converted into clean, production-ready 2D drawings in AutoCAD. The job is strictly mechanical: no architectural, piping, or electrical work is involved, just accurate representation of the parts themselves.
Each sketch already defines overall geometry and key dimensions; however, they still require proper scaling, precise tolerances, standard‐compliant annotation, and layer organization. You are free to choose your own drawing template or title block provided it meets common engineering standards (ISO or ANSI is fine).
Deliverables
• One DWG file per part, fully editable in the latest mainstream AutoCAD release
• Matching PDF prints for quick review
• A compiled parts list (simple CSV or XLS) showing part name, revision, and main dimensions
Acceptance criteria
• Dimensions, tolerances, hole callouts, and section views must match the supplied sketches exactly.
• Line weights and layers must be logically structured so the file is shop-floor ready.
• Files open without error or missing references in vanilla AutoCAD.
I will send the scanned sketches as soon as the project starts and will be available to clarify any geometry or tolerance questions. Looking forward to turning these rough drafts into sharp, professional 2D drawings.
Each sketch already defines overall geometry and key dimensions; however, they still require proper scaling, precise tolerances, standard‐compliant annotation, and layer organization. You are free to choose your own drawing template or title block provided it meets common engineering standards (ISO or ANSI is fine).
Deliverables
• One DWG file per part, fully editable in the latest mainstream AutoCAD release
• Matching PDF prints for quick review
• A compiled parts list (simple CSV or XLS) showing part name, revision, and main dimensions
Acceptance criteria
• Dimensions, tolerances, hole callouts, and section views must match the supplied sketches exactly.
• Line weights and layers must be logically structured so the file is shop-floor ready.
• Files open without error or missing references in vanilla AutoCAD.
I will send the scanned sketches as soon as the project starts and will be available to clarify any geometry or tolerance questions. Looking forward to turning these rough drafts into sharp, professional 2D drawings.
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