You have an idea, but no drawing

You describe the problem. We draw it.

You don't need to turn up with a file. A photo of the machine, a few measurements, and a description of what's going wrong are enough to start.

The first conversations and meetings are free. Nothing goes into production until you're happy with the concept.

How we work

From what you need, to a drawing, to the finished part.

Every step ends with something you can look at and mark up. You never sign off on an idea — always on a drawing.

  1. 01

    Talking it through

    We go through the machine, the product and what's jamming. This step is free.

  2. 02

    Site visit if needed

    When the dimensions can't be taken remotely, we come to you. That visit is free too.

  3. 03

    3D modeling

    The part is modeled and checked against what's around it: clearances, mountings, access for maintenance.

  4. 04

    Your sign-off

    You get the 3D views and the dimensioned drawing. We revise it as many times as it takes before anything goes further.

  5. 05

    Manufacturing

    Starts only once you've approved the concept. The signed-off drawing becomes the reference.

In practice

What we start from, what you get.

Enough to get started

  • Photos of the area
  • A few measurements, with a tape or calipers
  • The worn part, if you still have it
  • The make and model of the machine
  • The product you're running, and how fast

What you receive

  • A 3D model of the part
  • A dimensioned technical drawing
  • The proposed material and treatment
  • A firm price and lead time
  • The files, which stay yours

The drawings we produce belong to you. If you decide to have the part made elsewhere, you take them with you.

Tell us about your project

Describe the problem, not the solution.

Tell us what isn't working on your line. The first conversation costs nothing.

Greater Montreal and Quebec