What's ironic is that Apple does all their mechanical CAD work for their products in Siemens NX running in Windows VMs.

I wish overhead (cut away to passenger layout) and side scale drawings of all cars existed. That way you could directly compare the vehicles. You'd think such information would be needed (in the U.S.) by the NTSB; and, thus, be freely available.

Seems like this URL has only been live (at least first archived [0]) around May 2026, originally with only 13 products. Great to see them add more since then, now close to 90.

0: https://web.archive.org/web/20260512182718/https://developer...

Oh my word, have a look at the Apple Watch Ultra 3 and the level of detail.

Now imagine you’re the manufacturer and this is the spec you have to meet. Of course, they will have tolerances but still this is incredible. I wonder what the accepted rejection rate is?

I'm also curious how Apple handles surface roughness? The dimensions only give you part of the picture.

I had no idea they published this to the general public.

Why are the rounded edges for eg.: on MacBook Neo defined as small distance specs instead of a radius?

What font is used in the technical drawing part? It's very cool.

It's crazy how good Astra is at designing these from just a PDF: https://mute-violet-3e94.cloudflare-y3fod.workers.dev

About a year ago I was designing a 3d-printed case for my iPad and found nothing online. I tried to locate the magnets with a magnetic flux detector but the results were very inaccurate. Great that this info is now available.

Curious why the Macbook Neo is the only Macbook included?

Something very no appealing when decimal points don't snap to a grid.

you can brag to your friends "Hey i got all of apples schemetics!" just don't send them to the website.

Even the drawing of the Vision Pro feels heavy.

Mac > MacBook Neo

... and nothing else.

I guess other MBs and MBPs are top secret.

idk maybe apple can release fbx or blender files?

I mean these seem nice for print-decorations...