Our Mission

CAD To Client

Leveraging CAD technology (Solidworks) to translate client visions into detailed designs, ultimately turning these visions into a reality.

Right – Crusher Platform, Drafting & Fabrication Drawings by Daisy Designing.

How Daisy Does It

Small Business, Big Impacts

We’re a small local business focusing on 3D cad modelling and drafting for a broad range of industries. From small product design to plant layouts and material handling processes. We can model it all.

Whether you’re trying to get a product off the ground, or are looking for additional support to tackle more complex project work, Daisy Designing is here to assist.

Left – Perforated Screening, Drafting & Fabrication Drawings by Daisy Designing.

The CAD Difference

How Can CAD Help My Business?

Starting with a great idea is one thing but turning it into a successful product is another. While a quick sketch in a note pad can capture your initial vision, translating that into a manufactured product can be difficult. Computer Automated Design (CAD) offers a precise visual approach in bringing your idea to life.

Here’s why we think CAD is non-negotiable for product development:

• Precision is Key: Hand-drawn sketches, whilst handy in nutting out ideas, lack the detailed needed for manufacturing. CAD software creates accurate 3 Dimensional models, ensuring all components fit together, minimizing errors and rework.
• Virtual Testing: Before building a single prototype, CAD allows engineers to run virtual stress tests and simulations. This helps you identify and fix design flaws early on, avoiding expensive physical failures later.
• Smarter Communication: A picture tells 1000 words.  A detailed 3D model acts as a universal language for everyone involved. From the designers and engineers to the manufacturers. It removes the ambiguity of those hard to read sketches, making sure everyone is on the same page.
• Cost-Effective Changes: Modifying a CAD model is cheaper and faster than altering a physical prototype. Catching design issues before fabrication prevents wasted materials and production delays.
• Scalability: A good CAD model provides a foundation for future product updates and variations. You can easily change the design for different applications or add new features without having to start from scratch.

Right – Warehouse Truss, Drafting & Fabrication Drawings by Daisy Designing.