Castable reads the drawing, builds real parametric CAD, and measures every wall against your casting house's actual thresholds, so what comes out is ready to cast.
Photograph a dimensioned sketch, upload existing CAD (STL, OBJ, GLB), or start from a validated baseline. Castable reads the annotations, cross-checks them between views, and turns anything uncertain into a designer question instead of a guess.
Castable rebuilds the design as parametric geometry on an industrial CAD kernel. Edit it in plain language: thinner band, switch to platinum, make it a size 7. Every change clamps to the casting floors as you type.
Every revision earns a fresh verdict in seconds: Castable ray-casts wall thickness at every vertex and checks seat fit, prong bases, pavilion clearance, and pave rails. A PASS ships a measured report, print-ready patterns, and a packed casting tree.
Your floor sheet becomes a caster profile: minimum walls, prong bases, seat tolerances, shrink compensation per alloy, sprue and flask dimensions. Castable clamps designs to your numbers while the designer draws, instead of rejecting files after they reach your floor.
You receive work you can cast: a shrink-compensated pattern on a tree that matches your trunk and branch spec and fits your flask. Swap the default profile for your house numbers in the workbench, and every validation, clamp, and tree repacks to them.
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