Useful answers before you start.
A short, nonconfidential description of the part, quantity and requested date is a useful starting point. Add known material and documentation requirements.
Include any sheet-metal, additive or related outside processes with the complete project. We may coordinate that scope or make an independent introduction; the quotation identifies responsibility.
​Yes. Raise the quantity and required date in the enquiry; feasibility and scheduling are reviewed for the individual job.
A development-part enquiry can start from the current revision, with open choices kept clear. Treat the next build and possible later orders separately.
Keep specified requirements separate from open choices. The material and finish guidance gives you a useful basis for that discussion.
Raise them with the component enquiry so the proposed machining and requested records can be considered together.
Ordinary proprietary or NDA-covered work can begin with a nonconfidential inquiry. Contact Evan to arrange technical-file transfer or discuss a separate handling agreement. Do not upload controlled, export-restricted or uncertain technical information through a general inquiry. Review the controlled-work guidance and establish the appropriate handling path first.
Have a machining project in mind?
Use Request a Quote to tell Evan about your part or order.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.