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Better inputs. Better manufacturing decisions.

Practical starting points for preparing a project.

Prepare a useful RFQ

Provide the model, controlling drawing, revision, material, finish, quantity breaks, delivery location and requested date. Identify which requirements are fixed and where alternatives are welcome.

Separate the model from the specification

A CAD model describes geometry. The drawing or specification may control tolerances, material, surface finish, treatment and inspection requirements. Keep them at the same revision.

Give prototypes a test plan

Write down what the prototype must prove. A form model, functional build and production pilot may use different materials and processes.

Review the full quote

Check scope, assumptions, tooling ownership, quantity, lead time, inspection documents and delivery terms. Resolve mismatches before authorizing production.

Bring us the manufacturing problem

“We need this made.”
Start right there.

An idea. A drawing. A part that needs a better production path. Let’s define what comes next.