Use cases
Metal bracket drawings without opening CAD
Need a drawing for a bent bracket or an angle with holes? Describe it in words and get a dimensioned drawing, BOM and a DXF file for cutting.
The problem
Brackets and angles come in endless small variations: a different leg length, a different thickness, one more hole. Every change means redrawing, which holds up quoting and production.
Example description
L bracket from 4 mm sheet, one leg 80 mm and the other 60 mm, 50 mm wide, two 10 mm holes in each leg.
What you get
A drawing with views, dimension lines, hole callouts, a title block, a BOM and fabrication notes. Export to PNG/SVG, and on Pro also PDF/DXF.
When it's not the right tool
Brackets that are part of a complex assembly, or parts that need high-precision work. For those, go straight to CAD.
Start Free
Up to 20 drawings a month free, no credit card.
Common questions
- Can I change the leg lengths after the drawing is generated?
- Yes. Every drawing includes a built-in editor for updating dimensions on the spot, without regenerating.
- How do I send the drawing for cutting?
- On Pro, export DXF, which works with most CAM systems and CNC machines. Check the file in your CAM system before cutting.
More use cases
- Base plate shop drawing from a text description
- Gusset and stiffener plate drawings from a text description
- Metal plate drawings with holes and cutouts