AutoCAD Shop Drawings & Native 2D/3D Drafting Services

Native 2D/3D DWG delivery with layer standards matched to your shop's own title block — elevations, plans, and section details built to AWI Edition 3, ready to drop straight into your existing drawing set.

Reviewed by our engineering team · Updated August 2026

Fig. 01 — Elevation + Plan
72.00"ELEVATIONPLANBBCALLOUT — 3/4" PLY CARCASS, 1/4" VENEER BACKJOINERY — 32MM SYSTEM, DOWEL + CAM LOCK
AutoCAD 2D/3D · Sheet 2 of 6AWI ED.3
Software: AutoCAD 2D/3DFormat: Native DWG + PDFCompliance: AWI Ed.3 & AWMACRevisions: 2 cycles included

What You Get

Native DWG Files, 2D & 3D

Drafted natively in AutoCAD, not exported from another package — clean geometry your team can edit directly.

Layer Standards Matched to You

Layers, line weights and title block matched to your shop's own standard, so a set drops into your existing drawing set unchanged.

Elevations, Plans & Sections

Full elevation, plan and section coverage, cut wherever a reviewer or installer would actually need one.

Dimension & Material Call-outs

Continuous dimension strings and material call-outs consistent with AWI Ed.3 conventions, so a reviewer can redline directly.

Redline-Ready Layer Sets

Separated construction, dimension and annotation layers so markups and revisions don't touch geometry you don't want moved.

PDF Submittal Packages

A matching PDF set bundled with every native DWG delivery, ready to send straight to your GC or architect.

AWI Edition 3 Compliance

Native AutoCAD, Drafted to the Same AWI Edition 3 Conventions as Everything Else We Deliver.

Software changes; the standard a reviewer checks against doesn't. Our AutoCAD sets follow the same AWI Edition 3 general notes, dimensioning and tolerance conventions as our Microvellum and Cabinet Vision output, so an architect's reviewer sees a consistent, recognizable set regardless of which software produced it — and can redline it directly without translating your shop's standard first.
  • General notes sheet states AWI grade, edition and finish standard, matching the same convention across every software output we deliver
  • Line weights and layer names follow AWI Ed.3 drafting conventions unless your shop's own standard specifies otherwise
  • Dimension strings run continuously from a single reference point per elevation — the same rule we hold across Microvellum and Cabinet Vision sets
  • Section and detail call-outs cross-referenced consistently between sheets, so a reviewer never has to hunt for a referenced detail
  • Final AWI Ed.3 / AWMAC compliance check by a senior engineer before delivery

Problems We Solve — That Everyone Else Runs Into

These are the failure points we hear about most from shops, GCs and architects before they switch to us.

Layer Standards Don't Match Your Title Block

A set drafted against someone else's layer convention needs cleanup before your team can use it. We draft inside your shop's own standard from the first line.

2D-Only Sets Missing the 3D Your GC Now Expects

More GCs expect 3D for coordination, not just elevations. Native 2D/3D delivery means you're not commissioning a second pass to get it.

Inconsistent Call-outs Slow Down Architect Review

Line-weight and call-out inconsistencies are a common reason a reviewer's first pass takes longer than it should. Ours follow one consistent AWI Ed.3 convention throughout.

A Vendor Drafts in a Dialect Your Team Doesn't Use

Files exported from another CAD package into DWG often carry geometry quirks native AutoCAD users notice immediately. Ours are drafted natively, not converted.

How We Do It Differently

Native DWG, Never Exported

Drafted directly in AutoCAD from the first line — no conversion artifacts from another CAD package.

Layer Standards Matched Per Client

We adopt your shop's title block and layer convention instead of asking you to adapt to ours.

Career Millwork Drafters, Not a Generalist CAD Pool

Every AutoCAD set we produce is architectural millwork or commercial casework — the only discipline we draft.

AWI Edition 3 & AWMAC Compliant by Default

Compliance isn't a checkbox we add on request — it's the baseline every set is drafted and reviewed against.

How We Build YourAutoCAD Drawing Set

Elevations, plans and sections drafted inside your shop's own layer standard — ready to drop straight into your existing set.

01

Scope & Standard Intake

Send your plans, specs and existing title block or layer standard. We confirm AWI grade and file structure before drafting starts.

02

Native DWG Drafting

Elevations, plans and sections are drafted directly in AutoCAD inside your layer convention, with AWI Ed.3 dimensioning and call-outs.

03

Internal AWI Compliance Review

Every set is checked against AWI Edition 3 and AWMAC conventions by a senior engineer before it goes out.

04

Delivery & Revisions

You receive native DWG plus a matching PDF submittal package, with two revision cycles built in.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you draft native DWG, or export from another program?

Native. Every AutoCAD deliverable is drafted directly in AutoCAD from the start, so there's no conversion geometry or layer artifacts left over from another CAD package.

Can you match our shop's layer standard and title block?

Yes — send us your standard and we draft inside it. This is the default for AutoCAD engagements, not a custom request.

Do you provide both 2D and 3D, or is 3D a separate order?

Both are included in native DWG delivery. If your project only needs 2D, we scope accordingly, but the option to add 3D coordination geometry doesn't require a second engagement.

Is your AutoCAD output AWI Edition 3 compliant?

Yes. Every AutoCAD set follows the same AWI Ed.3 general notes, dimensioning and tolerance conventions as our Microvellum and Cabinet Vision deliverables, and is reviewed by a senior engineer before it ships.

Ready to Start Your Next AutoCAD Shop Drawings Project?

Send us your project scope and we'll confirm software, timeline, and next steps — whether it's a single set or ongoing drafting support for your team.