I have a set of automotive components that are already roughed-out in 3D, but they still need a true Design-for-Manufacturing pass before they can head to the factory floor. Your mission is to take the existing geometry, run it through SolidWorks, and return production-ready models and drawings that a machine shop or Tier-1 supplier can pick up without a single question. The focus is squarely on manufacturability. Wall thickness, draft, tolerances, fastener strategy, and material call-outs all need to meet common automotive standards. If a feature looks great on screen but will drive up tooling cost, flag it and suggest an alternative—I’m counting on your practical insight as much as your CAD skills. Deliverables • SolidWorks 2022 (or newer) part and assembly files • Fully detailed 2D drawings with GD&T, BOM, and revision block • An annotated PDF explaining any design changes or cost-saving recommendations I’m ready to review progress in short checkpoints, so feel free to break the work into logical milestones—housing, bracketry, and cover plate, for example. Let me know if you need STEP exports of my current models or any specific supplier datasheets, and we’ll get them to you right away.