I will do solidworks electrical enclosure engineering and cad control panel dfm design


About this gig
Ever sent an electronic design to a factory only to have it rejected for folding or assembly errors? Let's fix that before it costs you thousands.
I provide expert sheet metal engineering and enclosure design specialized for control panel boxes, power distribution networks, and server racks using solidworks. My heavy focus on dfm design ensures every panel bends, welds, and fits cleanly without needing a hammer on the production floor.
⭐ What I Design:
- Industrial control panel cabinets & distribution boxes
- IP-rated weather-proof electronic enclosures
- Internal mounting brackets, chassis, and custom rails
- Clearances for ventilation grids, cable entry, and wire harnesses
⭐ What You Receive:
- Production-ready 3D CAD models (STEP)
- Laser-ready flat pattern files (DXF)
- Detailed technical drawings with bend lines (PDF)
Stop wasting time on "pretty" 3D concepts that cannot be built. I bridge the gap between creative layouts and fabricator reality.
Message me today with your circuit dimensions, material preferences, or rough sketches to get started immediately!
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Get to know Ryan Daniels
I turn your product ideas into production ready designs
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, French, German, Italian
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FAQ
Do you design for specific IP (Ingress Protection) ratings?
Yes. I design enclosure structures using appropriate flanges, lip configurations, and spacing channels specifically optimized for rubber gaskets and seals to achieve dust and water resistance.
Can you work from a messy hand sketch or component list?
Absolutely. Send me your component dimensions, a rough layout of where you want things to go, and any wiring access requirements. I will turn it into a mathematically perfect CAD assembly.
What sheet metal rules do you apply during the design?
I apply specific bend radii, relief cutouts, and uniform thickness standards based on your target material (aluminum, steel, stainless) so your fabricator can cut and form the parts flawlessly.

