Available for design and drafting work · One-off jobs, drawing updates and ongoing project support.
Mechanical design · Drafting · Design automation
Engineering design.
From idea to workshop.
Need a part designed, drawings updated or extra support on a project? I’m Daniel Reynolds, a Brisbane mechanical engineer and former fitter and machinist.
I help turn practical requirements into 3D designs and clear workshop drawings. I’m also developing REYN Design Engine to reduce repeated work from sales through engineering to production.
Where does your team lose the most time: drawings, design changes, quoting or getting the job to the workshop?
The aim is simple: enter the dimensions and customer options once, then carry that information from sales through engineering to production. We’re building this in stages around the work manufacturers actually need.
1. Capture the job
Dimensions, customer options and product rules in one place.
2. Resolve the design
Product-specific checks, calculations, CAD and drawings.
3. Prepare production
Parts and cut lists, workshop files and costing; production tracking where useful.
This is the development direction, not a finished package. The garage door video is an early concept; prices shown are illustrative. Features and engineering checks need development and verification for each product.
For design work, tell me what you need and we’ll agree on the scope. For Design Engine, I’m offering a few free demos for selected manufacturers. If there’s a fit, we can start with a small paid stage and a clear deliverable, then review the result together.
Practical experience behind the drawings
I started as a fitter and machinist before becoming a mechanical engineer, with a Bachelor of Engineering with First Class Honours. I bring around 25 years of experience across mining, manufacturing, infrastructure and automation, with hands-on experience building what I design.
A small drawing update, a new design or ongoing support—tell me what you need. For Design Engine feedback or a demo, tell me what you make and which step takes the most time.