Our product, no equivalent on the market

A STEP assembly goes in. A full drawing package comes out.

Partnership terms

32Studio is a web tool for mechanical engineering. A STEP assembly from any CAD goes in. The bill of materials, the assembly drawing and a separate sheet for every part come out, in DXF and PDF.

A real object, a production hangar frame, came out as 340+ sheets in 47 minutes. See the case

One run on a public test assembly, timer on screen, no cuts. Captions burned in, sound optional. Test assembly: [open-source assembly, license]. Not a customer part. The title block is blanked on purpose.

3D model of the steel frame of a production hangar in a CAD viewport: lattice columns, roof trusses and purlins as a wireframe

Real object

A production hangar frame, every member on its own sheet.

Editable sheets
340+DXF and PDF, one per member
32Studio, the whole frame
47minA design engineer by hand: 2 months
Errors
0In 340+ sheets

Compared

There is no direct equivalent yet. The two closest tools are below, feature by feature.

Feature32StudioAutodesk Fusion, automated drawingsDraftAid
A STEP assembly from any CAD goes inYesYesAfter import into FusionYesSTEP, through a SolidWorks or Inventor plugin
Assembly drawing and bill of materialsYesYesParts list and balloonsNoParts; assemblies in beta
Finished sheets, nothing to tidy by handYesNoTidied up in Fusion afterNoFinished in SolidWorks or Inventor
No CAD seat, nothing to installYesNoThe Fusion app, on subscriptionNoA plugin inside SolidWorks or Inventor
Editable DXF and PDF outYesYesPDF, DWG, DXFYesNative drawings, DWG, DXF, PDF
Your model is deleted after the runYesNoDesigns live in Autodesk's cloudNot publishedNot published
What it costsNothing, for a partnerA Fusion subscriptionAn annual license by drawing volume

Facts about the other two come from their own pages and published interviews.

Partnership

For a drafter, a design engineer, an estimator or a shop owner.

What we ask

  1. A STEP assembly and its finished, formatted 2D drawings.

  2. Then a few rounds: we run the assembly through the service, send the result back, you mark what is wrong.

What you get

The product at no charge: a version of 32Studio adapted for you and your team.

Time back

  • One sheet6 min 43 sBy hand 7 min32Studio 17 s
  • 100 sheets a month11 hBy hand 11 h 40 min32Studio 28 min
  • 500 sheets a month56 hBy hand 58 h 20 min32Studio 2 h 22 min
  • 1,000 sheets a month112 hBy hand 116 h 40 min32Studio 4 h 43 min

Price the hours at what a drafting hour costs you: that is the saving, every month. For a company, that is design engineers' hours, paid at their wages.

Other terms are open to discussion.

Reply

Who we are and where your file goes

The tool started as a fix for our own drafting backlog.

32Studio is built by an engineering team in Izhevsk, Russia, that came from mechanical design and drafting. A version for your drafting standard does not exist yet, which is why we write to people who draw to it every day. The contracting party is [entity, country], registry entry [registry link].

  • Ravil [Surname]

    Design engineer, product team. Wrote to you, runs the review rounds.

    linkedin.com/in/[latin-slug]

  • [Name]

    [Role], [entity]. Signs the letter, reachable at [email].

    linkedin.com/in/[latin-slug]

Your file

  • One assembly you are free to share, sent after the call, only if you go ahead.
  • Stored at [hosting provider, region]. Opened by three people on the product team.
  • Used only to make the engine draw to your standard. Never a demo or a sample without your written OK.
  • Deleted when the rounds end, or earlier when you say so, confirmed in writing.
  • Files you open in the tool yourself go to the engine at [hosting provider, region] and are removed after the run.

If your compliance person wants this in writing before the call, write to ravil@32studio.io.

Reply

Reply to the email you got from Ravil. One line is enough.

Or write to ravil@32studio.io, the same domain as this page. If a call is easier, pick a slot: screen share, no slides, we run the test assembly live and you ask what you want. You get a reply from a person, signed with a real name.

The slot page is Calendly's. It asks for a name and an email.