Greg W.

I am a mechanical CAD designer with a strong hands-on background in mechanical systems, electronics, automotive diagnostics, troubleshooting, and practical problem-solving. My experience combines technical knowledge with the ability to design, build, test, and refine functional mechanical components.

Using Autodesk Fusion 360, I develop 3D models, custom mechanical components, replacement parts, and functional prototypes. My design interests include mechanical assemblies, mounting systems, precision-fit components, and solutions for applications where commercially available parts may not meet specific requirements.

My practical experience includes automotive mechanical systems, electrical troubleshooting, CNC equipment, 3D printing, and radio-controlled aircraft. These disciplines have given me an appreciation for mechanical functionality, dimensional accuracy, component compatibility, and the importance of designing parts that can be successfully manufactured and assembled.

I have worked on projects involving custom mounting brackets, mechanical retention systems, replacement components, and modifications to existing designs. I consider material selection, dimensional tolerances, assembly requirements, and real-world operating conditions throughout the design process.

My approach to design is straightforward: understand the problem, identify the requirements, develop a practical solution, and refine the design until it performs as intended.

I value accuracy, clear communication, attention to detail, and transparency throughout every project. Whether developing a new component, modifying an existing design, or helping transform an idea into a functional 3D model, my goal is to deliver thoughtful, practical solutions that meet the client’s needs.

I welcome opportunities involving mechanical CAD modeling, product modifications, replacement-part design, 3D-printable components, and prototype development.