Win the bid
custom revisions for bad prints: GD&T and manufacturability fixes
Reality: Most designers don’t have manufacturability in mind. Bad prints mean higher bids, wasted time, and extra material. You don’t have the time to re-design a package as part of your bid, so let me do it for you.
I’m Andrew Miroglio, a California-licensed Professional Engineer (M37252) in Ridgecrest, CA. I spent years drafting, reviewing and correcting tooling and production drawings. Now I’m offering that same expertise to shops - only when you need it, and only if it saves you real money.
I can handle the tedium of optimizing a bad design for manufacturing and provide you with a proposed revision so you can turn that expensive or no-bid job into a winner for you and your customer.
How it works:
You send me a problem print or package (and NDA if needed).
I’ll review it to find any changes that can streamline manufacturability while preserving the design intent.
I’ll schedule a phone call with you to discuss the potential changes.
You decide if you want a complete red-line print revision that you can present to your customer for a more competitive bid.
No cost for an initial quick look — we only talk pricing if it’s useful, and the first one is free!
Common headaches I can correct:
Bad datum structure driving additional setups
Improper or excessive GD&T controls
Needlessly tight tolerances
Lack of tooling or setup features
Controls on non-critical surfaces
Nonstandard material size selection
