Refine Firearm Suppressor CAD
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I already have a complete stainless-steel firearm suppressor modeled, but a few of the internal pieces still need tweaking to meet the latest performance and manufacturability targets. The overall footprint and thread pattern stay as-is—I only need targeted modification of the existing components, not a ground-up redesign.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Update the current 3D CAD (SolidWorks or STEP) to incorporate small geometry shifts on the baffle stack and endcap.
• Re-issue dimensioned 2D drawings for machine shop handoff, including GD&T where relevant and a simplified exploded view.
• Verify wall thicknesses, clearance, and stack-up tolerances so the suppressor will pass both Form-1 barrel thread alignment checks and typical stainless 17-4 H900 heat-treat distortion.
• Provide a short change log so I can trace what moved and why.
If you have previous experience with firearm parts or pressure-bearing stainless assemblies, you’ll breeze through this. Let me know which CAD package you prefer and how quickly you can turn the revisions around.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Update the current 3D CAD (SolidWorks or STEP) to incorporate small geometry shifts on the baffle stack and endcap.
• Re-issue dimensioned 2D drawings for machine shop handoff, including GD&T where relevant and a simplified exploded view.
• Verify wall thicknesses, clearance, and stack-up tolerances so the suppressor will pass both Form-1 barrel thread alignment checks and typical stainless 17-4 H900 heat-treat distortion.
• Provide a short change log so I can trace what moved and why.
If you have previous experience with firearm parts or pressure-bearing stainless assemblies, you’ll breeze through this. Let me know which CAD package you prefer and how quickly you can turn the revisions around.
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