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How to Know If Your CAD Design Can Actually Be Manufactured

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Product designers must ensure their CAD files meet manufacturing process requirements before sending them to factories to avoid costly redesigns and delays. This involves checking for manufacturability through a step-by-step analysis, including selecting the target process, running geometry checks on the STEP file, reviewing flagged issues, and iterating until the design meets necessary tolerances and constraints.

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