I turn rough sketches, concepts, and CAD that isn't quite production-ready into supplier-quotable manufacturing packages: SolidWorks models, dimensioned drawings, flat pattern DXFs, BOMs. Licensed P.Eng, 8+ years in production-focused mechanical design.
A model that "works" on screen isn't the same as one a supplier can actually price. Undefined tolerances and missing callouts turn into delays and re-quotes.
If a supplier comes back asking what you meant instead of giving you a number, that's time and money lost before production even starts.
Wall thickness, draft angles, material selection — catch these in review, not after the mold is already cut.
Four steps. Defined outputs at every stage. Nothing left vague.
Rough concepts and hand sketches turned into production-ready SolidWorks models.
Sheet metal, CNC, injection molding, checked before tooling or fabrication is committed.
Dimensioned, GD&T per ASME Y14.5, ready for a shop to work from without interpretation.
STEP, DXF, BOM, formatted the way a vendor actually needs it.
Tooling design experience from real automotive production parts.
Not a model handed back with no path forward — a complete package from sketch to supplier handoff.
"Engineering becomes enormously valuable once founders like me realize what you've missed. The amount of spilled milk I could have avoided is huge."
I'm a licensed Professional Engineer with 8+ years in production-focused mechanical design: two years on Michelin North America's CA1 plant engineering team, four years at Protocase programming laser cutters and press brakes, running CMM inspection, and delivering custom enclosures and fabricated parts, and injection mold and overmolding tooling design at Neocon International for automotive production parts.
I know what a shop actually needs from a file because I used to run the machines that file lands on. Now I take that same eye and apply it to your part: sketch to CAD, DFM review, fabrication-ready drawings, supplier quoting packages.
Send me a sketch, a concept, or a CAD file that isn't quite production-ready — I'll tell you what it needs.
Send it over. I'll tell you what it needs to become a package a supplier can actually quote.