Complete design & engineering of an overland trailer
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
Looking for someone to take our ideas and concepts for an overlanding trailer and create Solid works (or similar) models and drawings that are complete and detailed and ready to be sent to our manufacturing floor.
Trailer will need to be made from common materials throughout the United States, and need to be in imperial dimensions, not metric. Primarily we will be working from Aluminum and steel, but some plastics and composites will be used as well.
Our shop floor works with structrual members such as square tubing, angle iron, round tubing, and we also do alot of work with sheet metal and plate metal as well.
100% full engineering is not required, but we will do that internally as we work together and advise on changes needed.
Looking to have all the details covered. These trailers will be similar to many out there such as "Off Grid Trailers" and "Turtleback Trailers" so look to them for what the final product will resemble.
We do want to have all these items covered
Main body & structure
Doors, Access points, & latches and hinges
Internal components such as drawers, slides, storage, etc.
Solar, electricity, battery, wiring, lighting, etc.
We will specify axle and tire size
Accessories, Electric Fridge Storage/Slide, Grill configuration, Water tank & pump, Upper Rails, Spare Tire carrier, etc.
All of these need to be fully detailed, Including specd materials and components with a full bill of materials.
Rough ideas and concept drawings are attached, now we need to make them come to life.
I would image this will take 3-5 rounds of back and forth where we make changes, suggestions, and edits.
We have a hard deadline to have drawings ready for the shop floor by the 1st of January.
Ask me lots of questions and I will update the information here on what other details are needed.
Trailer will need to be made from common materials throughout the United States, and need to be in imperial dimensions, not metric. Primarily we will be working from Aluminum and steel, but some plastics and composites will be used as well.
Our shop floor works with structrual members such as square tubing, angle iron, round tubing, and we also do alot of work with sheet metal and plate metal as well.
100% full engineering is not required, but we will do that internally as we work together and advise on changes needed.
Looking to have all the details covered. These trailers will be similar to many out there such as "Off Grid Trailers" and "Turtleback Trailers" so look to them for what the final product will resemble.
We do want to have all these items covered
Main body & structure
Doors, Access points, & latches and hinges
Internal components such as drawers, slides, storage, etc.
Solar, electricity, battery, wiring, lighting, etc.
We will specify axle and tire size
Accessories, Electric Fridge Storage/Slide, Grill configuration, Water tank & pump, Upper Rails, Spare Tire carrier, etc.
All of these need to be fully detailed, Including specd materials and components with a full bill of materials.
Rough ideas and concept drawings are attached, now we need to make them come to life.
I would image this will take 3-5 rounds of back and forth where we make changes, suggestions, and edits.
We have a hard deadline to have drawings ready for the shop floor by the 1st of January.
Ask me lots of questions and I will update the information here on what other details are needed.