Mechanical Design & CAD
Parts, assemblies and mechanisms developed from sketches, specifications or existing models.
Mechanical & Manufacturing
From CAD concept to a manufacturing-ready design.
Support for mechanical design, 3D modelling, machine components, manufacturing drawings and analysis — scoped around your coursework, assignment or graduation project.
Model→Drawing→Analysis→Report
Mechanical Support Areas
Six routes from design idea to engineering output.
The scope can be a single component, a full assembly or a complete design-and-manufacturing workflow — always matched to the assignment and the required academic outputs.
Machine Components
Gears, shafts, bearings, housings and linkages with working fits and functional mates.
Manufacturing Drawings
Drawing sets with tolerances, GD&T, exploded views and organised bills of materials.
FEA & Structural Checks
Stress, deflection and safety-factor checks that support the design decisions in your report.
Thermal & Fluid Systems
Heat transfer, cooling and flow studies for components that heat up or handle fluids.
Prototyping & Production
3D-print preparation, CNC and CAM considerations that connect the model to manufacturing.
Design Workflow
A compact pipeline from brief to production-ready pack.
Each stage produces something the next stage can use — no stage is skipped or invented.
01
Brief & Geometry
Sketches, specifications, site data or an existing CAD file.
02
Model & Assemble
Parts, mates, motion checks and design iterations.
03
Analyse
FEA, thermal or CFD checks tied to the design decisions.
04
Draw & Document
Manufacturing drawings, GD&T, BOM and report figures.
05
Prototype & Present
Print or CAM-ready output plus a presentation-ready pack.
Software Used
The tools are chosen to match the assignment.
Each project is scoped to the software already used in the course, or to the tool that fits the deliverable best.
CAD & 3D Modelling
SolidWorksAutodesk InventorCreo ParametricAutoCAD
Simulation & Analysis
ANSYS MechanicalSolidWorks SimulationMATLAB / Simulink
Thermal & CFD
ANSYS FluentSolidWorks Flow Simulation
Documentation
Drawing SetsTechnical ReportsPresentation Boards
See the full software overview on the Software Expertise page →
Selected Technical Experience
Examples of mechanical and manufacturing capability.
These visuals demonstrate technical experience. Each student project is reviewed and scoped independently.
Bell Crank AssemblySolidWorks · Machine Design
CNC Milling ToolpathCreo · CAM Preparation
LED Thermal FieldANSYS Fluent · CFD
Project images are presented to demonstrate technical capability and do not imply university endorsement or permission to reuse the work as an academic submission.
Where This Fits
Mechanical work usually feeds a wider academic deliverable.
Design, analysis and documentation connect into graduation projects and research workflows.
Mechanical & Manufacturing Review
Send your CAD model, drawing set or design brief for an initial technical review.
A finished model is not required. Sketches, screenshots, calculation notes or a partial design are enough to begin.