Mechanical CAD Modeling for 100 Tasks

I have a queue of roughly one hundred mechanical items that need to be transformed into accurate CAD models. Each assignment ranges from simple single-part conversions to small assemblies, but every file must be production-ready—fully constrained, dimensioned, and easy for a machinist to read.

You’ll receive sketches, reference photos, or legacy drawings for each piece. I’ll clarify materials, tolerances, and critical features up front, then expect the finished model and its corresponding drawing back on a rolling basis. Native files in SolidWorks or Inventor are ideal, with STEP/IGES exports and a PDF print included so nothing is lost in translation.

Because these tasks feed directly into manufacturing, consistency matters more than flashy rendering: correct dimensions, clean feature trees, and clear call-outs are essential. Typical turnaround per item is two days, though quick iterations on simpler parts are always appreciated. I’ll batch the work so you’re never waiting on feedback.

Deliverables for every task:
• Native CAD model (SW/Inventor)
• STEP or IGES neutral file
• Fully detailed 2D drawing in PDF

If you thrive on steady, well-scoped CAD modeling and keep tidy revision control, let’s get started and move this backlog to the shop floor.