Many companies still depend on drawings that only exist as scans, paper or old 2D CAD. We rebuild them as native SolidWorks models with new drawings and STEP files, so the parts can be edited, quoted and made again.
What you get
- Native SolidWorks part and assembly models
- New drawings on your current title block
- STEP files for suppliers and CAM
- A list of anything unclear on the original drawings, so you decide instead of us guessing
- Batch handling for whole product families or spare-parts catalogues
What you can send us
- Scanned PDFs or photos of paper drawings
- Old DWG/DXF files
- Your current title block and drafting standard
- Which tolerances and notes should be kept as drawn and which updated
Typical uses
- Digitising a spare-parts archive
- Moving an old product line into SolidWorks
- Making legacy parts quotable for new suppliers
Formats
Deliverables in SLDPRT, SLDASM, SLDDRW, STEP, IGES, Parasolid, DXF, DWG and PDF — metric or inch, ISO or ASME drafting standards, on your title block.
Price and delivery
Every job is quoted at a fixed price before work starts, with the delivery date confirmed in the quote. Starting prices are on the pricing page, and the process is explained on How it works.