SolidWorks Models from 2D Sketches

I have a set of 2D sketches that I need turned into clean, accurate SolidWorks parts and simple assemblies. The models should carry a moderate level of detail—fillets, mounting holes, and any visible features that help the design look realistic—without over-engineering every tiny chamfer.

The end goal is product presentation, so I’ll rely on you to produce native SolidWorks files that look good when shaded and hold up for high-resolution renders. If you can sprinkle in basic appearances or textures, even better, but the core requirement is geometry that reads well in visuals.

Deliverables
• SolidWorks part (.SLDPRT) and, where relevant, assembly (.SLDASM) files
• A neutral STEP export for quick sharing
• A brief note highlighting any assumptions or adjustments you had to make from the sketches

I’ll supply the scans and any key dimensions as soon as we start. Let me know your expected turnaround and if there’s anything else you need to quote accurately.