Hand Sketch to DWG Conversion

I have a collection of hand-drawn sketches that detail several sheet-metal parts. I need each sketch translated into a clean, fully dimensioned DWG that can go straight into our fabrication workflow.

You will receive high-resolution scans of the original drawings. Your task is to recreate the geometry faithfully, add all given dimensions and bend notes, and organise the file on sensible AutoCAD layers so our shop can isolate contours, bend lines and annotations easily.

Because these are sheet-metal components, accuracy is critical: hole diameters, bend radii, and overall flat-pattern sizes must match the sketches exactly. I’ll review every file against the originals, so any dimension that deviates will be sent back for revision.

Deliverables:
• One DWG file for each sketch, saved in AutoCAD 2018 format or earlier
• All geometry snapped, no stray lines, no duplicate entities
• Layers clearly named (e.g., CUT, BEND, TEXT)
• Title block populated with part name and my job number

If anything in a sketch is unclear, let me know before drafting so we keep rework to a minimum.