AutoCAD CATIA Mechanical 3D Modeling
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m looking for someone who lives and breathes 3D mechanical modeling in both AutoCAD (solid) and CATIA. The task is to turn my existing sketches and rough measurements of individual machine parts into precise, fully parametric solid models that are production-ready. Accuracy is critical because these files will move straight into CAM programming and manufacturing.
Here’s what I’ll hand over:
• Hand-drawn or PDF sketches with key dimensions
• Notes on tolerances, material, and mating surfaces
• Any reference STEP or IGES files already on hand
What I’ll need back from you:
• Native AutoCAD solid files and matching CATIA files, each cleanly organized and fully constrained
• Exported STEP files for cross-platform use
• A short screen-recording (or screenshots) that walks through the model tree so I can follow your build strategy
You’re free to suggest best-practice approaches for fillets, draft angles, and assembly alignment as long as the final geometry remains faithful to the provided dimensions. If you typically rely on macros, design tables, or other automation inside CATIA, feel free to deploy them—the goal is an efficient, editable model.
I’m ready to kick off as soon as I find the right fit and will be available throughout the process for quick feedback loops. If you have relevant samples—especially complex mechanical parts modeled in both platforms—please share them so I can gauge fit quickly.
Here’s what I’ll hand over:
• Hand-drawn or PDF sketches with key dimensions
• Notes on tolerances, material, and mating surfaces
• Any reference STEP or IGES files already on hand
What I’ll need back from you:
• Native AutoCAD solid files and matching CATIA files, each cleanly organized and fully constrained
• Exported STEP files for cross-platform use
• A short screen-recording (or screenshots) that walks through the model tree so I can follow your build strategy
You’re free to suggest best-practice approaches for fillets, draft angles, and assembly alignment as long as the final geometry remains faithful to the provided dimensions. If you typically rely on macros, design tables, or other automation inside CATIA, feel free to deploy them—the goal is an efficient, editable model.
I’m ready to kick off as soon as I find the right fit and will be available throughout the process for quick feedback loops. If you have relevant samples—especially complex mechanical parts modeled in both platforms—please share them so I can gauge fit quickly.
Related categories:
CAD/CAM
Solidworks
Mechanical Engineering
AutoCAD
3D Modelling
3D Design
CATIA
3D CAD