I need an experienced CAD professional who can come out to the boat, capture accurate measurements of a small part of the deck, then head back to your workspace and turn that data into a clean 3D model that shows the basic outline with all key features. Here is the flow I have in mind: 1. Travel to the boat’s berth (location shared once we agree). 2. Spend an hour on board documenting the deck—overall footprint, hatch openings and any other fixtures that define its shape. Bring whatever laser tapes, digital calipers, or photogrammetry gear you prefer; the important point is reliable, repeatable numbers. 3. Back at your studio, create a CAD model that faithfully reproduces the measurements. I only need a solid, editable 3D file—not textures, renders, or every nut and bolt—just the structural outline and major features so future fabrication work fits first time. 4. Deliver the native CAD file plus a neutral format (STEP or IGES) and a quick dimensioned PDF for reference. I’ll handle marina access and someone will be on site to confirm any details you’re unsure of. Timing is flexible within the next few week, but let me know your availability up front so we can coordinate. If this sounds straightforward for you, please outline: • The CAD platform you work in (Fusion 360, SolidWorks) • Your typical measurement workflow on small craft • How soon after the site visit you can supply the finished model Looking forward to getting an accurate deck model without the guesswork.