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The same part, from any shop, every reorder.

We engineer every job once into a complete Job Packet — toolpaths, fixturing, probing, inspection plan. Every qualified shop in our network runs that same packet, so your reorder matches your first run.

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Run a CNC shop? We send you the job, not the RFQ.

Rendered specimen part in soft jaws, with its toolpath and a probeAn isometric render of a 6061-T6 aluminum housing clamped in soft jaws on a vise base. An end mill sits on its toolpath in the pocket and a touch probe hovers over a counterbored hole. Callouts: toolpaths verified once; critical features probed; the same soft jaws at any shop.123

One Job PacketAny shop · every run

1Toolpaths
Verified once, posted to each shop
2Inspection
The same probe routine and plan
3Fixturing
The same soft-jaw program
Reorders
No re-engineering
  • 01

    A price in minutes

    3-axis milled parts up to 12 × 8 × 4 in come back priced, with ship-date options.

  • 02

    A guaranteed ship date

    On catalog orders the date is written into the order. Miss it, and you’re credited.

  • 03

    Custom work, quoted fast

    Turning, 5-axis, assemblies and more — quoted within two business days.

  • 04

    Paperwork included

    Material certs and a dimensional report ship with every order. FAI on request.

Every new shop starts your part from scratch.

Each shop re-quotes, re-programs, re-fixtures and writes its own inspection plan — for the first order, and again for the reorder. That’s where the weeks go, and why a part from a second shop rarely matches the first.

Every new shop starts the same part from scratchThe same drawing, revision A, goes to Shop 1 for the first order, then to Shop 2 and Shop 3 for reorders. Each shop quotes, writes a CAM program, builds a fixture and writes an inspection plan from scratch, and each spends weeks doing it. The three parts come back different: Shop 2's has a radiused corner, Shop 3's has a moved hole and a different finish.REV AYour drawingRev A, sent toeach new shopShop 1First orderWeeksQuoteCAM programFixtureInspection planFirst partShop 2ReorderWeeks againQuoteCAM programFixtureInspection planCorner radiusedShop 3ReorderWeeks againQuoteCAM programFixtureInspection planHole moved,finish differsReorderReorder

So we do that engineering once — and every shop runs it.

See how it works

Centralize the engineering. Distribute the cutting.

We do the engineering once, centrally. Independent American shops do what they’re best at: running machines and making great parts.

One Job Packet, any shop, the same partThe engineering is done once: CAM program, fixture, probing and inspection plan are verified and released together as one Job Packet, revision A. Shop A, Shop B and Shop C each run that same packet and each makes the identical part. A reorder goes back to the same packet, with no re-engineering.JOB PACKET · REV A1Engineered onceVerified before releaseCAM programFixtureProbingInspection plan2The same packet to every shopShop ARuns the packetRev A, as releasedShop BRuns the packetRev A, as releasedShop CRuns the packetRev A, as released3Identical parts, any shopReorder: same packet,no re-engineering
  1. Datum AA

    Engineered once

    DFM, CAM programming, fixturing and the inspection plan are done centrally — and every program is verified in simulation before it reaches a machine.

  2. Datum BB

    Run the same way, anywhere

    Every shop in the network uses the same workholding and runs the same complete Job Packet — so the part from one shop matches the part from the next.

  3. Datum CC

    Shipped on the date

    If a machine goes down, the job moves to open capacity at another shop. That’s why we can put the date in writing.

Everything a shop needs to make your part. In one package.

Programs, setup sheets, fixture plan, tool list, probing routines and the inspection plan — twelve artifacts, verified and released together. A shop that has never seen your part can run it without a phone call.

Job Packet
Released · 12 of 12 artifacts
  1. 01Cover sheet
  2. 02Customer print + model
  3. 03Process plan
  4. 04Verified NC programs
  5. 05Simulation record
  6. 06Setup sheets
  7. + 6 more artifacts

04Verified NC program

1O1001
2G90 G54 G17 G20
3T3 M06
4S8000 M03
5G00 X0.8 Y-1.25
6G43 H03 Z0.1 M08
7G01 Z-0.5 F20.
8G01 X3.2 F60.
9Y-0.8

10Inspection plan

#FeatureTolerance
1Pocket 3.000 × 1.500±.005
2Pocket depth .500±.005
34X Ø.201 positionPos Ø.005 A|B|C
4Overall 4.000±.005
Release gates Simulation Tool crib Stranger test Probe coverage

  • Reorders match the first run

    The packet is already released and proven. Reorder and the same toolpaths, fixturing and inspection plan run again — at any shop — and you never pay for the engineering twice.

  • Batching lowers your price

    Parts that share material and fixturing run in one setup, and the savings are split with you.

  • Quality is built in

    Probe checks and the inspection plan travel with the job, so every critical dimension is measured.

For buyers

Send us a part

Upload a CAD file. We engineer it once, and every run after — at any shop in the network — is the same part. Catalog parts are priced in minutes; custom work is quoted within two business days.

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For shops

Run jobs, not quotes

We send American shops programmed, verified jobs. No quoting, no programming, no fees — and you’re paid on delivery.

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