Temesgen Abate A.

Bad CAD files cost workshops time and material — mismatched layers, no nesting, notches that don't line up. I fix that by combining an architecture background with three years running my own leather workshop, so the files I build aren't just pretty — they're engineered for clean, real-world assembly. What you get: - Industry-standard vector files (.DXF, .DWG, .PDF) with organized layers for cuts, slots, and hardware - Mapped stitching lines and alignment notches for straightforward production - Material nesting for max-yield, minimal-waste layouts - Blueprint scaling for any plot size - Cleanup and correction of existing prototype files I turn creative concepts into files a workshop can actually run with — no guesswork, no wasted material. Send me your sketch, reference image, or existing pattern, and I'll tell you exactly what it'll take to get it production-ready.