I will create 2d drawings for manufacture

Typically, if a single part drawing requires such a level of detail, it also requires that level of detailed knowledge of the other mating parts. To be able to provide accurate tolerances, I need to spend time understanding the assembly.

Yes! Please note, a drawing of the assembly (with an exploded view, assembly instructions, etc.) would be considered at the "Inspiration" level, but if you need each part drawn individually, there is a separate charge for each. Special pricing can be discussed for such a job!

No, absolutely not! I consider one part one drawing, even if it requires multiple sheets to accurately show all dimensions. All sheets will be in 1 PDF file. This goes for assemblies too, which may require multiple sheets to show all instructions.

I typically use B size sheets for imperial or A3 for metric parts. If a part has few dimensions, I will use A size / A4. I may decide to use larger sheets if necessary, it depends on how it looks. I will not provide drawings in a sheet size other than the followng; A, B, C, D, A4, A3, A2, A1.

Yes! Simply send me your title block (DXF is preferred), and I will put it on the drawing. Else, if no title block is sent, your drawings will have my standard title block, which can be seen in the first gallery image for this gig. I can also provide drawings with no title block upon request.

Yes, upon request at no extra charge. Some file types that are available are STL, FBX, Parasolid, and others. 2D drawings are available in PNG and DXF. If you have a need for another file type, please reach out and I'll see what I can do!

Yes, but not in this gig. This gig is intended to offer customers a professional-looking drawing of a component that has dimensions available. If you need a product designed, I invite you to visit my page and look for my other gig titled "I will design 3D components for your application."

Yes, but not in this gig. That is "Reverse Engineering", in which I would be responsible for the accuracy of the dimensions, materials, and manufacturing process of the item. That would fall under the "Create" level of my "I will design 3D components for your application" gig.

By purchasing one of my packages, you will receive a single PDF drawing. If the component has less than 100 dimensions, or it is an assembly with fewer than 20 parts, it falls in the basic category. If you require more than one drawing, you will need to purchase the gig multiple times.

Yes, for an additional fee. Interpreting a 3D file for manufacture requires more effort (especially if it is a non-CAD file like .stl/.obj made using Blender or Maya). If you do not have dimensions available, then I must determine how it should be manufactured to dimension it appropriately.