FAQ

We use SolidWorks as our primary CAD modeling software, especially for sheet metal drawings.

It's a powerful and widely trusted software in the industry, known for its precision and versatility. SolidWorks allows us to create highly detailed 3D models and accurate technical drawings, which are essential for everything from concept development to final production. Its robust set of tools also makes it easier to collaborate, make quick adjustments based on client feedback, and ensure that all designs meet exact specifications. This helps us deliver high-quality results efficiently and reliably.

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Learn more: Top CAD Tools (overview of top tools used in the industry)

The 3D modeling cost can vary depending on several factors, so there isn’t a one-size-fits-all price.

Key elements that influence the cost include the complexity of the design, the level of detail required, the number of components or parts, and whether you're starting from scratch, a sketch, or an existing file.

Yes, absolutely!

We specialize in transforming ideas, hand-drawn sketches, or 2D drawings into fully developed 3D CAD models.

Whether you have a rough concept on paper or a more detailed technical sketch, we can interpret your vision and bring it to life using professional CAD software like SolidWorks.

Yes, we can absolutely modify existing CAD files. Whether you need minor adjustments, design improvements, or a complete redesign, we can work with your current CAD files to make the necessary changes. This includes updates to dimensions, geometry, features, materials, or even converting the model for a different manufacturing process.

We support a wide range of file formats—including SolidWorks files (.SLDPRT, .SLDASM), STEP, IGES, and more—so even if your design was created in another system, we can usually import and edit it without any issues.

Yes, we can definitely prepare a CAD model optimized for 3D printing. Whether you're starting from a concept, sketch, or an existing design, we can create a detailed 3D model that meets the specific requirements of additive manufacturing.

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When designing for 3D printing, it's important to consider factors like wall thickness, overhangs, part orientation, material properties, and the type of 3D printer being used (FDM, SLA, SLS, etc.). We take all of these into account to ensure that the final model is both printable and structurally sound.

The time required to create a CAD model can vary widely depending on the complexity of the design and the scope of the project. Simple models with basic geometry can often be completed within a few hours, while more intricate parts, assemblies, or projects with high volumes may take several days or even longer.

Yes, we can convert 2D drawings to 3D CAD models. This is a common service we offer, especially for clients who have existing technical drawings or hand sketches but need a 3D version for visualization, prototyping, or manufacturing.

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Using professional CAD software like SolidWorks, we carefully interpret your 2D drawings—whether they’re in digital formats like DWG/DXF or scanned sketches—and transform them into accurate 3D models. During this process, we ensure that all dimensions, proportions, and design features are represented in 3D, while also optimizing the model based on the intended use (e.g., 3D printing, CNC machining, rendering, etc.).​

Yes, we specialize in creating CAD models specifically designed for bending and welding applications.

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We create precise sheet metal models with correct bend allowances and flat patterns for efficient bending and fabrication. For welding, our CAD designs account for joint types, weld paths, and proper fit, ensuring smooth assembly and compatibility with both manual and automated welding processes.

Yes, we provide accurate flat pattern files for sheet metal parts as part of our CAD drafting services. These files are essential for manufacturing processes like laser cutting, plasma cutting, waterjet cutting, or CNC punching, and they help ensure that each part is formed and fabricated with precision.

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Using SolidWorks and other advanced CAD tools, we generate flat patterns that account for bend allowances, material thickness, and the specific K-factor required for your chosen material. This ensures that when the part is bent into its final shape, the dimensions are accurate and consistent with the original design.

Yes, we can prepare CAD files for CNC machining.

Whether you're working with milling, turning, routing, or multi-axis machines, we create detailed 3D models and 2D technical drawings that meet the exact specifications required for CNC operations.

We specialize in creating detailed and accurate sheet metal drawings, tailored specifically for fabrication processes such as laser cutting, bending, and welding. Examples of our finished work include components such as oil tanks, exhaust guards and custom chassis for agricultural vehicles.​

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However, our capabilities go beyond just sheet metal. We also create a wide range of CAD models for various production and manufacturing needs, including machined parts, assemblies, plastic components, and more. Whether you're looking for a simple bracket, a complex multi-part assembly, or a 3D model ready for CNC machining or 3D printing, we can deliver precise, production-ready files based on your exact requirements.​

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By offering CAD outsourcing services, we help companies reduce internal workload, accelerate development timelines, and gain access to professional design support without the cost of maintaining an in-house team. It’s a flexible, scalable solution that adapts to your project needs.

Yes, we do provide design revisions during the modeling process—and we consider it an essential part of delivering a high-quality final product.

We understand that designs often evolve as ideas are refined, technical details become clearer, or new requirements emerge. That’s why we build flexibility into our workflow, allowing for updates and adjustments at various stages of the project.

CAD outsourcing helps businesses save costs by eliminating the need for costly software, hardware, and in-house talent, while also offering access to specialized experts.

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This allows for easier scaling and enables teams to focus on core activities like growth and strategy. Faster turnaround times help companies bring products to quickly, while fresh ideas from external teams can reduce project risks and enhance innovation. Overall, CAD outsourcing streamlines operations and supports smarter growth.

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Learn more: What Are the Benefits of CAD Outsourcing?

At this time, we do not offer the creation of animated or interactive 3D models. While we specialize in generating high-quality, production-ready 3D models for manufacturing purposes, including static models for prototyping, 3D printing, and CNC machining, our current capabilities focus primarily on these areas.

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However, if you’re looking for a model that may need later animation or interaction features, we can still provide the solid foundation of a 3D model that can later be integrated into animation or interactive environments by specialists in those fields.