I will create 3d furniture cad models, solidworks assemblies, and cnc files


About this gig
Looking for precision-engineered 3D furniture CAD models, parametric SolidWorks assemblies, and production-ready CNC vector files for your manufacturing workshop? I specialize in transforming furniture sketches and concepts into fully realization-ready SolidWorks 3D assemblies, exploded hardware views, and clean CNC vector outputs.
Services Offered in This Gig:
3D SolidWorks Assemblies: Parametric 3D CAD models, mortise-and-tenon joinery, hardware fittings, and exploded views.
CNC Router & Laser Files: Clean 1:1 scale DXF/DWG vector layouts with closed polylines, layer-separated toolpaths, and dogbone fillets.
2D Technical Shop Drawings: Fully dimensioned orthographic views (plan, elevation, cross-sections) with BOM and material cut lists.
Native & Universal Source Files: Native SolidWorks (.SLDPRT, .SLDASM), STEP, DWG, and PDF deliverables.
Target Furniture Types: Cabinets, flat-pack furniture, tables, chairs, desks, shelving units, and architectural millwork.
Please message me prior to ordering to discuss your material thickness and router bit sizes!
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Get to know Chigbo Cy
3D Furniture CAD Designer and CNC Specialist
- FromNigeria
- Member sinceOct 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, French
FAQ
Q: Can you deliver native SolidWorks assembly (.SLDASM) and part (.SLDPRT) files?
A: Yes! All 3D models are built parametrically in SolidWorks. You will receive native .SLDPRT and .SLDASM files along with universal .STEP files for easy integration into any CAM software.
Q: How do you handle CNC tool clearances and inside corners?
A: CNC router bits leave rounded inside corners. I integrate dogbone or T-bone fillets into interlocking joints based on your specific end mill diameter (e.g., 1/4" or 6mm) so parts assemble perfectly without manual chiseling.
Q: Will the DXF files be organized by layers for my CAM software?
A: Absolutely. DXF vector files feature closed polylines organized onto distinct, color-coded layers for exterior profiling, dado pockets, drill holes, and engraving.
Q: Do you account for exact sheet material tolerances?
A: Yes. Material thickness varies (e.g., 18mm vs. 17.8mm plywood). I build parametric models so joint dimensions can be calibrated to your exact material caliper measurements.
Q: What details do you need to get started?
A: Please provide your design sketch or reference photos, overall dimensions, intended sheet material thickness, CNC router bit diameters, and preferred assembly hardware (cam locks, dowels, or pocket screws).

