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CAD Engineering

CAD Modelling

3D modelling, mechanical parts, assemblies and visualisation-ready geometry.

CAD Modelling — representative deliverable
Overview

CAD Modelling

Not all 3D work is building information modelling. A bracket that needs manufacturing drawings, a plant skid layout, a product assembly, a piece of geometry destined for visualisation or 3D print — these are mechanical and general CAD problems with their own conventions and tolerancing requirements.

We model parts and assemblies parametrically so design intent survives change, produce manufacturing drawings with proper GD&T where required, and generate the exchange formats downstream processes need. Reverse engineering from a physical measurement set or a scan is routine work here.

Where the model is for visualisation rather than manufacture we say so and build accordingly — clean topology, correct scale, sensible material assignment — rather than delivering a manufacturing model that renders badly or a render mesh nobody can machine from.

What you receive

Every item below is issued in your own template, with your layer conventions, title block and revision scheme.

  • Parametric part models with editable feature history
  • Assembly models with mates, constraints and interference checks
  • Manufacturing drawings with dimensions, tolerances and GD&T
  • Bill of materials and parts list generation
  • Sheet metal development and flat patterns
  • Weldment and fabrication detailing
  • Reverse-engineered models from measurements or scan data
  • Exchange formats — STEP, IGES, Parasolid, STL
  • Exploded views and technical illustration for documentation
  • Visualisation-ready geometry with clean topology and materials

Production detail

Key production parameters for CAD Modelling
Typical turnaround3–10 working days by complexity
Modelling approachParametric and feature-based, editable on delivery
Drawing standardsISO, ASME Y14.5, BS 8888, or your company standard
Output formatsSLDPRT / SLDASM, IPT / IAM, DWG, STEP, IGES, STL, 3DM
TolerancingGD&T applied where the function requires it
RevisionsTwo rounds included

Software and formats

We work in your toolchain. If something you use is not listed, ask — the list below is only what we use most.

SolidWorksAutodesk InventorAutoCAD MechanicalFusion 360RhinoBlenderKeyShot

Frequently asked

Yes, from a dimensioned measurement set, photographs with a scale reference, or scan data. Scan data gives the best result. We rebuild parametrically rather than delivering a mesh, so the model is editable afterwards.

Where the function requires it and the datum scheme is clear or can be established. We will not scatter tolerances decoratively — over-tolerancing costs manufacturing money as surely as under-tolerancing costs rework.

BIM is building-focused, data-rich and coordinated across disciplines. CAD modelling is mechanical and general 3D — parts, assemblies, manufacturing intent, visualisation geometry. Plant and skid work sometimes needs both, and we will tell you which lane a job belongs in.

Yes — watertight geometry, wall thickness and overhang review for the intended process, orientation advice, and STL or 3MF output at an appropriate resolution.
Step 4 of 4 in CAD Engineering

Send one cad modelling job and see how we work

Scope, price and programme come back in writing before anything starts. Most first projects are a single deliverable so you can judge us on output, not on a pitch.

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