Rebuild Any Physical Part Into Manufacturing-Ready CAD.
We scan, model and engineer existing parts into precise CAD files suitable for manufacturing, quality inspection, redesign or supplier sourcing.
Why Legacy Parts Become A Problem
- ✕ Missing CAD files
- ✕ Lost original drawings
- ✕ Obsolete or discontinued components
- ✕ Suppliers changing without matching documentation
- ✕ No baseline for quality inspection
- ✕ Manufacturing errors from guessed dimensions
- ✕ Equipment stuck in service with no support path
What Success Looks Like
What We Deliver
CAD Files
- STEP
- IGES
- Parasolid
- SolidWorks
Technical Drawings
- GD&T
- Dimensions
- Tolerance
Assembly Package
- Assembly files
- BOM creation
- Tolerance analysis
Support
- Manufacturing documentation
- Engineering review
- Revisions
How It Works
Discovery
We assess the part, its condition, and what it needs to be used for next.
Research
Measurement method chosen — caliper, scan, or a combination — based on complexity.
Design
CAD reconstruction built to match physical geometry precisely.
Review
Dimensions and tolerances checked against the original part.
Delivery
Manufacturing-ready CAD, drawings and documentation handed over.
Support
We assist with supplier sourcing and first-article inspection.
Proof, Not Promises.
Lawn Mower Replacement Part
Legacy Component Recovery
Three Things We Never Skip.
Engineering
Everything is built for manufacture, not just for the render.
Design
Beautiful products and interfaces customers actually remember.
Strategy
Positioned correctly from day one, so the market meets you halfway.
Questions, Answered.
No — we work directly from the physical part, using measurement and inspection to rebuild the CAD.
Typical accuracy is within the tolerance needed for the part's function, verified against the physical original.
Yes — this is one of the most common reasons clients come to us for reverse engineering.
We can reconstruct the intended geometry, correcting for wear where the design intent is clear.
STEP, IGES, Parasolid or native SolidWorks, along with fully dimensioned drawings.
Where Clients Go Next.
Whether you're starting from an idea,
improving an existing product,
or preparing for manufacturing —
we're ready.