Sketch, photo, or PDF
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Geometry rebuilt from the dimensions and reference information you provide.
Possible output: 3D model, DXF, DWG or drawingStart a GLIPHICS project
Send what you have. Get CAD built for what comes next.
Begin with a finished model, problem file, PDF, dimensioned sketch, photo, or project description. GLIPHICS reviews the input and defines the practical path to production-ready CAD.
Start the project briefCAD Rescue
When the file is the problem, start there.
A file that will not open, export, flatten, scale, or pass a fabricator’s review can stop the entire job. Send the problem and the intended manufacturing outcome—not just the file format.
- Broken, incomplete, or incompatible geometry
- Wrong scale, duplicate paths, or open profiles
- Missing production-ready output formats
- 3D geometry that needs flat laser profiles
- Legacy drawings that need practical rebuilding
Common transformation paths
From incomplete input to usable deliverables.
Problem CAD file
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Geometry reviewed for the specific import, export, modification, or fabrication issue.
Possible output: repaired STEP, DXF or DWGExisting 3D part
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Relevant profiles prepared around the requirements of the next production step.
Possible output: laser-ready flat geometryThese are service pathways, not claims about a specific client project. Final scope and deliverables depend on the files and requirements submitted.
Inputs and deliverables
You do not need to know the perfect file format before contacting us.
| You can start with | The project may require |
|---|---|
| Dimensioned sketch or marked-up PDF | Clean model, drawing, DXF or DWG |
| Existing STEP or native CAD export | Modified or repaired production geometry |
| 3D part requiring laser cutting | Flat-sheet or tube-laser preparation |
| DXF/DWG rejected by a shop | Scale, profile, layer or geometry cleanup |
| Photo or physical-part reference | Recreated geometry based on supplied dimensions |
A clear working process
What happens after you submit.
Inputs are reviewed
GLIPHICS examines what you supplied, what is missing, and what the next production step expects.
Scope is confirmed
The intended deliverables, known requirements, and unresolved questions are defined before work begins.
CAD is prepared
The agreed files are created, repaired, converted, or prepared for the stated workflow.
Project brief
Tell us where the project is now—and where it needs to go.
Include only the information needed for an initial review. If your project contains highly confidential material, describe it first and arrange file transfer after scope is discussed.