2D drawing production & updates
TYPICAL INPUTApproved 3D models, redlines, templates
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTManufacturing drawings, updated views and revision tables
Mechanical drafting services for manufacturing teams: move drawing, modeling and documentation queues forward with managed production capacity that expands around the work — not another permanent seat.
Define the project with a guided intake, choose a specialist from qualified matches and run production in a licensed SolidWorks or AutoCAD workspace with milestone-based delivery.

Defined mechanical drafting and CAD production work: drawing creation and updates, model-to-drawing packages, 3D modeling from supplied sources, redline incorporation, BOM preparation and documentation cleanup. Start with one useful batch, select the specialist and scale once the workflow proves itself.
Scope can range from a small revision batch to a multi-milestone documentation backlog.
Approved 3D models, redlines, templates
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTManufacturing drawings, updated views and revision tables
Approved parts or assemblies, drawing standards
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTDetail and assembly drawings for client review
Dimensioned drawings, approved reference documents
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTNative 3D parts and assemblies based on supplied intent
Marked-up drawings, ECO instructions
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTUpdated CAD files and controlled revision changes
Approved assemblies, part rules, required format
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTStructured BOMs, part lists and drawing tables
Legacy files, templates, naming standards
GIGA TECHSPACE OUTPUTConsistent drawing sets aligned to client standards
Every package follows your source files, templates, standards and review gate, so external capacity fits the way your team already releases work.
Before production starts we confirm which application and version the package needs, and how files move in and out.
Drawing sheets, assembly documentation, configurations, weldments, sheet-metal outputs and BOM tables based on approved design intent.
Mechanical drawing production, legacy cleanup, redline updates and standards-based documentation for manufacturing workflows.
Model-to-drawing batches
Redline and revision queues
BOM preparation and cleanup
Repeatable product variants
Legacy documentation cleanup
Defined 3D modeling from supplied sources
AI-assisted project definition
Qualified specialist matches
Client choice of specialist
Licensed CAD environment
Milestone review and revisions
One contract and payment flow
Most teams weighing whether to outsource drafting services are really weighing what comes attached to it: vetting, software seats, file handling, chasing revisions. Managed production keeps the throughput and removes the administration around it.
Finding and vetting the drafter, buying or lending a CAD seat, moving native files, explaining standards again on every task, and covering the gap when someone disappears mid-package.
Qualified matches, licensed workspace, agreed milestones, project records and continuity — under one contract, with your standards applied once and reused across the queue.
Templates, standards, source files, the named reviewer and acceptance of finished work. Your release process is the gate, exactly as it is today.
Capacity is bought against defined work, not against a headcount plan. Billing is agreed per project role — milestones or work cycles — so a first package can be small enough to be a genuine test.
A defined deliverable split into milestones with agreed acceptance criteria. The usual shape for drawing sets, conversions and modeling batches.
A steadier lane for recurring redline, revision and documentation maintenance work that arrives continuously.
No retainer, no seat commitment and no long-term contract required to run a first package. You approve each unit when it is finished; payment follows.
Project files, history and workspace configuration stay with the project, so reassignment inside the approved workflow does not restart the work.
Rates and the final commercial structure are confirmed per work package during scoping, before production begins.
An AI-assisted intake helps your team define the project. You choose the specialist and review milestones; Giga Techspace provides the contract, secure cloud workspace and delivery system around the work.
2D drawing production and updates, drawings from existing 3D models, 3D modeling from defined sources, redline incorporation, BOM and documentation support, and drawing cleanup and standardization — delivered as defined work packages rather than unmanaged hourly contractors.
You still choose the specialist, but you do it from qualified matches inside a platform that includes the contract, licensed workspace, milestone workflow, project records and payment flow. The client contracts with Giga Techspace, not directly with the specialist.
Yes. Mechanical production documentation for manufacturers is the current focus: machined and fabricated parts, assemblies, weldments, sheet metal and the drawing packages around them.
Where technically and commercially feasible, a specialist may access a customer-approved engineering system from the secure cloud workspace using an assigned project identity. Access is qualified before the work begins.
Your authorized reviewer validates technical correctness and approves release or manufacturing use. Giga Techspace runs the delivery workflow around it — milestones, submissions, on-time handoff and the record of what was delivered and accepted.
The initial focus is SolidWorks and AutoCAD drafting services. Application availability and version are confirmed for each work package before production begins. CAD licenses are provided by Giga Techspace.
A drawing batch, a revision queue or one defined modeling task — small enough to review properly, real enough to show how the standards, milestones and review rhythm behave.
Your team creates the project, chooses a qualified specialist and reviews milestone outputs through the platform. Giga Techspace provides the contracting layer, licensed workspace and managed workflow that keep the production package moving.
Start with a drawing batch, revision package or defined modeling task. Turn it into a project, choose the right specialist and move it milestone by milestone.