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Title: CAD Modeling Help: Convert STEP Assemblies to Native Parts and Teach Workflow I’m looking for someone experienced in CAD modeling to help me with a few simple mechanical parts. I already have experience with SolidWorks and CATIA, so I’m not starting from zero. The goal is mainly to become fluent in another CAD software workflow while working on real parts. The work has two parts: CAD modeling I will provide STEP files of an assembly. You will either convert them into native CAD parts or remodel them from scratch, depending on what makes more sense. Some small design changes may also be needed. Explanation and teaching After modeling the parts, I’d like you to explain the full workflow clearly and help me redo the same parts myself. I want to understand the modeling strategy, feature tree, sketches, constraints, references, and best practices in the software. Deliverables: Native CAD part files Updated STEP files if changes are made Clean, ready to use 3D files Short explanation of the modeling approach A walkthrough session or recorded screen video showing how the parts were modeled 3D printing setup, optional plus: Experience with Bambu Lab or Bambu Studio is a plus. If you can also prepare the complete Bambu Studio print setup, including orientation, supports, print settings, and export ready to print files, I can add +10€ for the complete setup. Ideal freelancer: Strong CAD modeling experience Able to work from STEP assembly files Can create clean native parametric parts, not just imported dumb solids Comfortable explaining the workflow step by step Patient and clear in teaching Experience with SolidWorks or CATIA is a plus Experience with Bambu Lab or Bambu Studio is a plus Please include: Which CAD software you use Examples of similar modeling work Your approach for converting or remodeling STEP files into native parametric parts Whether you can explain the process over a call or recorded screen session Whether you can also prepare the Bambu Studio print setup The first task will be small. If the workflow is good, there may be more parts later.