Turn an idea, a sample or a paper print into a CAD file that can be machined in this shop.
Design here is tied to the shop. We prepare a CAD file that can be run on our machines — not a clean model that cannot be held on the table.
We work from a print, a photo or a sample. When needed we measure the sample and redraw it before any cut. That is the base of reverse engineering.
The file is locked with tolerance and inspection points so the same specification can be reordered later.
Turn the sample or paper into a model that can be machined.
Workholding and tooling notes before metal is cut.
The file goes straight to CNC or wire cut.
The same file is reused on the next order.
We take the drawing or sample, lock the alloy, tolerance and inspection points before any cut.
Workholding, tooling and operation order are chosen to protect accuracy and keep cycle time honest.
Critical dimensions and finish are checked, then the mold or part ships ready to install.
We read the print against the part and confirm cavities are clean before pack-out.
Calibrated tools check the critical dimensions and broken edges.
When a report is requested, measurements travel with the order number.
Send the specification today. We will return a process path and a realistic lead time.
