3D CAD Designer

[Raffish Pete]

Hi,

When I was first coming up with ideas I was always frustrated about how to take them to the next level. 4 years and a First Class masters degree in Engineering later I now have a pretty good idea how its done!

If you've got something great that you want to turn from a good idea in your head to a proffessional 3D CAD model with full detailed drawings ready to be given to any manufacturer around the world then why not get in touch. Its not free but it is pretty reasonable also I work in currency not percent so your ideas will remain YOUR ideas. With a signed NDA to make sure we're both on the same page what have you got to lose by finding out?

Hope to hear from you soon.

Pete Sharman

[ernest1918]

Hello Pete,

welcome to the YE forums what kind of things do you draw mostly? do you have a portfolio a website?

[Raffish Pete]

Hi Ernest,

The things I've drawn / rendered have ranged from complex variable pitch submarine propellers, to a fully functioning human powered airship, to car jacks and many more. What we can do is actually limited by very little, if something has extremely complex surgace geometry then it can be a bit tricky and any price will reflect that but basically anything you can make it real life you can make in CAD.

I don't yet have a portfolio website up and running, but doing this commercially is still a fairly new venture for me. If you would like to see me in my student days I do apppear in some footage on youtube that a journalist who was following our project put up. There are a few videos all starting with "The airship Builders" Parts I, II, III, IV. If you search it on youtube we come pretty close to the top.

Appologise for the scruffy look, but then again I was a student! The important thing to take away is that the designs you can see for the airship and every single part in it I put together in a full 3D model with all 120 associated detailed drawings which were then used to manufacture the thing. Hope that helps.

Did you have a project in particular you were looking at?

Pete