Weekly MIG Fabrication Drawings Needed

Each week I prepare new jobs that require clear, shop-ready fabrication drawings for MIG-welded assemblies. I supply a rough sketch, dimensions, and any special weld symbols; you turn that information into a clean DWG (AutoCAD) file that I can drop straight into the fabricator’s workflow.

Typical workload: one to three drawings every week, usually small structural frames, brackets, or custom fixtures. Accuracy around weld sizes, joint prep, and material call-outs is more important than flashy presentation—these go straight to the floor.

Deliverables
• Fully detailed fabrication drawing in DWG format
• PDF export of the same file for quick review
• Native AutoCAD layers kept organized (parts, weld symbols, dimensions)

Acceptance
The drawing is considered complete when dimensions close, weld symbols match my mark-up, and the file opens without errors in AutoCAD 2020 or later.

Turnaround is three days from receiving my sketch; faster on simple parts is appreciated. Consistent, dependable output is the key—I queue fresh work nearly every Friday, so this can become a long-term rhythm for the right drafter.