Step 1
Describe the part
Start with dimensions, material, thickness, holes, bends and quantity. A clear manufacturing brief creates a cleaner first model.
Turn a manufacturing brief and an optional drawing into editable CAD geometry. Keep refining the same part, inspect DfM notes, and export STEP or STL when the model is ready to review.
How It Works
CAD Studio is built for the moment before quoting: when the part idea is clear, but the geometry still needs to become a real model.
Step 1
Start with dimensions, material, thickness, holes, bends and quantity. A clear manufacturing brief creates a cleaner first model.
Step 2
Attach one image or PDF reference so the model can read dimensions directly alongside the prompt.
Step 3
Inspect the part, read DfM findings, download STEP/STL, then ask for revisions without losing the previous model.
Built For Fabrication
The model writes constrained build123d code, so dimensions remain visible and revisions can build on the previous result.
Upload a dimensioned image or PDF as visual context instead of retyping every note from a drawing.
Sheet metal checks can flag issues such as tight bend radii, undersized holes and hole placement near bend lines.
Keep successful generations in My Parts and load them back into the studio when a similar job comes up.
Preview Access
CAD Studio is available to customer accounts while the tool is in preview.
Preview tool - verify generated geometry before cutting.