SolidWorks Full Assembly Concept Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m preparing a presentation that hinges on a visually convincing mechanical assembly, and I need the entire concept modelled from the ground up. The goal is not a rough mock-up but a fully detailed digital prototype: every part modeled, properly constrained, and ready to be explored in exploded views and rendered for slides or animation.
You’ll work in SolidWorks for the 3-D work (AutoCAD is fine for any supporting 2-D drawings you prefer to generate). The finished assembly should reflect realistic wall thicknesses, clearances, and fasteners so that stakeholders can judge feasibility at a glance, even though we’re still at the conceptual stage.
Deliverables
• Native SolidWorks files for every part and the top-level assembly, fully parametric
• Clean feature trees and consistent naming so I can edit dimensions later
• Exploded view and motion study for a short presentation animation
• High-resolution renders (or keyed-shot files) showing the assembly in two materials/finishes
• Optional DXF/DWG sheets if you draft key sections in AutoCAD
Acceptance criteria
1. Assembly opens without missing references or rebuild errors.
2. All mates resolve and suppress unsolved degrees of freedom.
3. Visuals delivered at 1920×1080 px minimum.
4. Final zip file under 500 MB and organized by sub-folders: /Parts, /Assemblies, /Renders, /Docs.
If you can begin within a day or two and share quick progress screenshots, please let me know your typical turnaround for similar projects and any questions about the mechanism’s function.
You’ll work in SolidWorks for the 3-D work (AutoCAD is fine for any supporting 2-D drawings you prefer to generate). The finished assembly should reflect realistic wall thicknesses, clearances, and fasteners so that stakeholders can judge feasibility at a glance, even though we’re still at the conceptual stage.
Deliverables
• Native SolidWorks files for every part and the top-level assembly, fully parametric
• Clean feature trees and consistent naming so I can edit dimensions later
• Exploded view and motion study for a short presentation animation
• High-resolution renders (or keyed-shot files) showing the assembly in two materials/finishes
• Optional DXF/DWG sheets if you draft key sections in AutoCAD
Acceptance criteria
1. Assembly opens without missing references or rebuild errors.
2. All mates resolve and suppress unsolved degrees of freedom.
3. Visuals delivered at 1920×1080 px minimum.
4. Final zip file under 500 MB and organized by sub-folders: /Parts, /Assemblies, /Renders, /Docs.
If you can begin within a day or two and share quick progress screenshots, please let me know your typical turnaround for similar projects and any questions about the mechanism’s function.