I will review and correct your mechanical drawing for gdt and manufacturability

Welcome to my gig!

Before you send a drawing to a manufacturer, are you confident it's actually correct dimensioned properly, toleranced correctly, and won't come back with an expensive re-quote or a scrapped first article?

I'm a mechanical engineer who reviews mechanical and manufacturing drawings for GD&T compliance, dimensioning errors, and manufacturability issues before they cost you money.

WHAT I CHECK:

• GD&T callouts (correct symbols, datums, tolerance zones)
• Dimensioning completeness and clarity
• Manufacturability (achievable tolerances, tool access, wall thickness)
• Title block, revision, and standard compliance
• Assembly fit issues between mating parts

A bad drawing costs far more to fix after it reaches the shop floor than before. Think of this as a second set of engineering eyes before you commit to production.