Intake & alignment
You share goals, constraints, and how your shop actually builds. We confirm scope, file health, and what “done” looks like for the next release.
Process
From intake to files on the floor
The same spine applies whether you start with a DFM audit or a full production package: scope tight, document for the shop, and keep revisions from unraveling your schedule.
Phases
How engagements run
Engineering pass
Models, drawings, and BOM updates follow an agreed cadence. Questions route through us so fabricators stay on the floor, not in the inbox.
Release package
Deliverables are packaged for quote, FA, or production—named, revision-controlled, and written for the people who will cut and weld the parts.
Support & iteration
RFIs, ECNs, and vendor feedback roll in as structured updates. Revisions don’t reset the program— they extend the same documentation trail.
Tools
What we work in
Most programs land in the CAD you already use—exported cleanly for CAM and vendors. If you standardize on a particular release format (STEP + drawing PDF + controlled BOM), we match it.
- — SolidWorks / Inventor / Fusion ecosystems (exports as needed).
- — Drawing structure aligned to your QMS or customer portals.
- — Flat patterns + bend tables matched to your brake and laser toolchain.
See where you land
Many teams begin with the 48-hour audit; others jump straight to a scoped project. We'll tell you what we'd do in your shoes.