Make it buildable.
Then make it repeatable.
DFM reviews, CAD automation, structural checks, and ERP development for aerospace and precision manufacturing teams. Clear deliverables, scoped work, and systems the shop can actually use.
WITH THE FLOOR
IN MIND◌
Good engineering should survive contact with production.
A model can be dimensionally correct and still be difficult to form, fixture, weld, inspect, or release. Doubler finds that friction early and turns the answer into a drawing, review, or repeatable CAD tool your team can use.
Why Doubler ↗Start where the work gets stuck.
Five defined ways to move a part, process, or production system forward.
DFM & design review
Catch manufacturing friction before release.
Explore service ↗02 / ENGINEERING SERVICEFeatureScript development
Turn repeat CAD work into a tool.
Explore service ↗03 / ENGINEERING SERVICECAD workflow & SOP
Make every release follow the same rules.
Explore service ↗04 / ENGINEERING SERVICEStructural sanity review
Check the load path before metal is cut.
Explore service ↗05 / DIGITAL SYSTEMSERP development
Connect work orders, inventory, quality, and production data.
Explore service ↗A redline is useful.
A fix is better.
Reviews point to the manufacturing issue, explain why it matters, and recommend a path forward. You get something your designer and fabricator can discuss on the same page.
See the DFM review ↗From question to handoff.
Tell us what is stuck.
Share the part, repeat task, or release bottleneck. An initial 15–20 minute call establishes fit.
Agree on the output.
Review work gets a defined scope and fee. Tooling builds get milestones and a handoff plan.
Put the answer to work.
Receive an annotated review, tested feature, or documented process your team can use independently.
Flat DXF in.
Press sheet out.
Inside Brake Card: sheet metal drawing automation, dimension conventions and a working JavaScript example.
Bring us the part that is slowing you down.
A drawing, model, or a short description is enough to start. We will confirm fit and scope before any files are shared.