Frequently asked questions

We provide fabrication-ready manufacturing drawings that include fully defined dimensions, tolerances, notes, material specifications, and assembly information. Drawings are prepared to support machining, sheet metal fabrication, welding, and inspection without ambiguity.

Yes. We primarily follow ISO GD&T standards and can also align with ASME Y14.5 requirements based on client or regional preferences. The applied standard is confirmed at the start of each proje

Yes. We regularly work with legacy drawings and models, including incomplete or outdated files. We can update, remodel, or standardize them to current manufacturing and documentation requirements while maintaining original design intent.

We follow a structured revision control process. All changes are documented, reviewed, and incorporated systematically to ensure traceability and prevent downstream manufacturing issues. Revised files are clearly identified and communicated to clients.

Yes. We support projects from early prototype development through production release, adjusting the level of detail and documentation based on the project stage and manufacturing needs.

We use SolidWorks for 3D modeling, assemblies, and manufacturing drawings to ensure reliable parametric control and consistency across design revisions.

Yes. A significant portion of our work is delivered to international clients through Upwork and direct engagements. We are experienced in remote collaboration, time-zone coordination, and delivering clear, manufacturing-ready outputs without the need for constant supervision.