3D Printable Prototype CAD Model

I have a digital sketch of a mechanical part that I need turned into a print-ready 3D model for prototype testing. The overall geometry is straightforward and doesn’t require ultra-fine engraving or decorative details.

You’ll start from my scanned drawing (PDF/PNG) and translate it into a solid model in any mainstream CAD package—Fusion 360, SolidWorks, Inventor, or similar are all fine. Moderate detail is enough: accurate outer dimensions, hole placement, and any mating surfaces must match the sketch tolerances, but cosmetic fillets or surface texturing aren’t a priority.

Once the model is complete, export it in STL for printing and STEP so I can make any future edits. A short note on recommended print orientation or support settings would be appreciated, but tool-path generation isn’t required.

Deliverables:
• Editable CAD file (e.g., .f3d, .sldprt, or .ipt)
• STEP file
• Watertight STL ready for slicing
• Quick dimension check report confirming the key specs from the drawing

I’ll supply the drawing and critical measurements as soon as we start, and I’m happy to answer clarifying questions so the part prints correctly the first time.