Mechanical CAD conversion · SMB manufacturers

Convert your technical drawings into production-ready 3D models

We transform your PDFs, paper drawings, and 2D files into clean SolidWorks, Inventor, AutoCAD, and PTC Creo models your team can use.

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ANSI + ISO drafting standards
NDA standard
Two-tier QC
France + US project management

Services

Legacy & Paper Drawings

Converting scanned blueprints, PDFs, and AutoCAD R12 files into modern STEP, SolidWorks, or Inventor models.

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Reverse Engineering

From photos, physical samples, and 3D scans to production-ready CAD files.

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Sheet Metal CAD

Enclosures, brackets, and flat-pattern development for CNC laser cutting.

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Format Conversion

DWG, IGES, STEP, SLDPRT — we convert between formats your tools accept.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Submit your files

    Upload PDFs, DWG files, scanned drawings, or photos of physical parts.

  2. 02

    Quote within 12 hours

    We review your project and send a fixed-price quote. NDA on request.

  3. 03

    Modeling & QC

    Our engineering team models your parts. A separate specialist reviews before delivery.

  4. 04

    Delivery & revisions

    Receive your files by email. One revision round included.

Sample conversions

Public-domain drawings from a mechanical drawing textbook, converted the way we convert yours.

Scanned textbook drawing of a bell crank: two arms at 60 degrees from a drilled central hub, dimensioned in fractional inches, shown in side, plan and auxiliary views.
The same bell crank redrawn as a modern dimensioned CAD drawing, with a shaded 3D view of the solid model in the corner.
Bell crank · SolidWorks + STEP
Scanned textbook drawing of a brake band anchor: a curved arm with a central boss carrying a cored and broached opening, shown in side view, front view and section A-A.
The same brake band anchor redrawn as a modern dimensioned CAD drawing, including section A-A, with a shaded 3D view of the solid model.
Brake band anchor · SolidWorks + STEP
Scanned textbook drawing of a stepped shaft with four diameters and a collar, dimensioned in decimal inches with tolerances.
The same stepped shaft redrawn as a modern dimensioned CAD drawing, with a shaded 3D view of the solid model.
Stepped shaft · SolidWorks + STEP

Frequently asked questions

Where are your engineers based?
[REVIEW: Alex's offshore-question FAQ answer here]
What file formats do you accept?
We accept PDF technical drawings, DWG/DXF, scanned paper blueprints (TIFF, JPG, PNG), photographs of physical parts, hand sketches, existing 3D files, 3D scan data (STL, OBJ, PLY), and physical samples.
How fast is turnaround?
Standard turnaround: simple single-part conversion 24-48 hours; medium complexity (multi-feature part, small assembly) 2-3 business days; complex assembly (multi-part, advanced features) 4-6 business days. Rush turnaround 12-24 hours available when files are received before 11am, subject to availability.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes, on request. Signed by ADB Media LLC or BRIA SARL depending on your region.

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