Rebuild CAD part - Monitor stand 2 - 4hr (estimate) job. DWG into ONSHAPE/SOLIDWORKS
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
I have a Monitor stand cad part that started out as a DWG, that I need converted and built into a Parasolid, for Onshape. This ideally would be max no more than a 4.0hr job? Dimensional drawing attached.
An Onshape doc would be best, followed by 2nd best Parasolid (.x_t), and then third option is a STEP (.step or .stp) format.
If you can generate nice, clean, good quality assembly/bodies/part from the original DWG file then this will be a quick job. Please let me know if you can. However this seems unlikely to me so I expect this will require manually modelling the parts individually or however suits your modelling ability.
I started rebuilding this in Onshape, but it needs more work and was not suitable. I ended up having to scale up the DWG 25x to a suitable scale. Currently 53 parts or something, I don't think it needs to be this many. More like 30 perhaps? I do not need fasteners etc. Just the main moving hinges and joints, and I would like to be able to pivot the two screens on an angle as per the PDF job outline doc. Zip folder attached.
The DWG tessellation quality is not very good and surfaces are not showing in assembly so they need to be modelled/thickened into a part / parts. DWG is messy and broken.
I would prefer basic assembly, and cleaner bodies to be rebuilt in parts, and a more useful Onshape assembly. Solidworks is acceptable if that's your Jam.
It does not have to be super detailed, but it need to reflect the overall form(shape) of the main parts, and be able to swivel, bend and rotate at critical joints. We will be looking for someone to partner with for ongoing work so consider this in your application
An Onshape doc would be best, followed by 2nd best Parasolid (.x_t), and then third option is a STEP (.step or .stp) format.
If you can generate nice, clean, good quality assembly/bodies/part from the original DWG file then this will be a quick job. Please let me know if you can. However this seems unlikely to me so I expect this will require manually modelling the parts individually or however suits your modelling ability.
I started rebuilding this in Onshape, but it needs more work and was not suitable. I ended up having to scale up the DWG 25x to a suitable scale. Currently 53 parts or something, I don't think it needs to be this many. More like 30 perhaps? I do not need fasteners etc. Just the main moving hinges and joints, and I would like to be able to pivot the two screens on an angle as per the PDF job outline doc. Zip folder attached.
The DWG tessellation quality is not very good and surfaces are not showing in assembly so they need to be modelled/thickened into a part / parts. DWG is messy and broken.
I would prefer basic assembly, and cleaner bodies to be rebuilt in parts, and a more useful Onshape assembly. Solidworks is acceptable if that's your Jam.
It does not have to be super detailed, but it need to reflect the overall form(shape) of the main parts, and be able to swivel, bend and rotate at critical joints. We will be looking for someone to partner with for ongoing work so consider this in your application