Lightbox Parts DXF Creation

I have a set of hand-drawn sketches for a small illuminated display box. The design breaks down into roughly six flat parts that will later be cut from metal, wood and acrylic, then slotted or screwed together. Some critical dimensions are already marked on the sketches, but a few connecting features still need to be sized so the finished pieces nest cleanly and the light source remains centered.

Here’s what I need from you:

• Translate each sketch into a clean, production-ready DXF that a laser or CNC router can read without revision.
• Fill in the missing dimensions and tolerances after a quick back-and-forth with me, making sure material thicknesses are accounted for.
• Supply a simple assembly reference—PDF or embedded layout—so I can see at a glance how the six parts mate.
• Include the native CAD file (AutoCAD, Fusion 360, SolidWorks—whatever you prefer) for future tweaks.

Accuracy is more important than speed, but once the dimensions are locked, I’d like the final DXFs within a couple of days. If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s talk so I can share the sketches.