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I will do fusion 360 mechanical cad design for your product
Riley S
About this gig
I provide engineering-focused CAD design, technical drawings, and design-for-manufacturing guidance for mechanical parts, prototypes, and small assemblies.
I can turn sketches, images, dimensions, or rough concepts into clean 3D CAD models for prototyping, 3D printing, CNC quoting, product development, or technical communication.
Depending on the package, I can provide:
- 3D CAD models
- STEP/STL/source files
- Technical drawing sheets
- Basic assembly layouts
- Exploded or presentation views
- DFM notes
- Preliminary FEA/Ansys Fluent CFD/CAM checks where applicable
Best suited for brackets, enclosures, fixtures, adapters, simple mechanisms, prototype parts, product concepts, and hard-surface designs.
Drawing counts refer to drawing sheets. One sheet may include multiple views of one part. Extra parts, tolerances, assembly details, or manufacturing documentation may require extra sheets or a custom quote.
This gig does not include certified engineering sign-off, safety-critical validation, regulatory certification, or guaranteed manufacturing approval. Please message me before ordering if your project involves complex assemblies, tight tolerances, simulations, or production-critical parts.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Riley S
Riley S
3D Product Renders and Designs
- FromAustralia
- Member sinceMay 2026
Languages
English, Spanish
Mechanical Engineer, Graphic Designer, and 3D Generalist, I'm here to bring your ideas to life with photorealistic product renderings and technical designs to your specifications.
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FAQ
What do I need to provide before you start?
Please provide sketches, photos, dimensions, existing CAD files, reference images, and a description of what the part or assembly needs to do. The more information you provide, the more accurate the CAD model and drawings will be.
Can you design parts for 3D printing or CNC machining?
Yes. I can design parts with 3D printing, CNC machining, or general manufacturability in mind. Please tell me the intended manufacturing method, material, printer/machine limits, tolerances, and any fitment requirements before I begin.
Should I message you before ordering?
Yes, please message me before ordering if your project includes assemblies, tight tolerances, moving mechanisms, simulations, production-critical parts, or unclear requirements. I can confirm the correct package or provide a custom quote.
What file formats can you deliver?
I can usually deliver common formats such as STEP, STL, PDF drawings, and source CAD files where applicable. If you need a specific file type for 3D printing, CNC quoting, manufacturing, or further editing, please tell me before ordering.
What counts as a technical drawing?
The drawing count refers to drawing sheets. One sheet may include multiple views of a single part, dimensions, notes, or basic manufacturing information. Extra parts, assembly details, tolerances, exploded views, or manufacturing documentation may require additional sheets.
Do you provide manufacturing-ready drawings?
I can create clear technical drawings for prototyping, quoting, and communication. However, this gig does not include certified engineering sign-off, regulatory compliance, safety-critical validation, or guaranteed manufacturing approval unless specifically agreed in a custom quote.
Do you provide FEA, CFD, or CAM?
Preliminary FEA/CFD/CAM checks are available in Premium or by custom quote. They are for concept-stage guidance and feasibility review only, not certified validation or safety-critical approval. RANS CFD, detailed simulation, or production-critical analysis requires a custom quote.
What does a revision include?
A revision includes reasonable changes to dimensions, features, drawing notes, file exports, or design details within the original scope. A revision does not include redesigning the entire part, adding a new assembly, changing the manufacturing method, or creating extra drawings beyond the package.
