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Request a CNC Machining Quote

Request a CNC machining quote by sending your drawing and telling us what the part needs to do. We review material, geometry, quantity and inspection requirements before preparing your quotation.

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What to send for your CNC machining quote

  • A 2D drawing or 3D model, with the current revision.
  • Material grade and quantity for each part.
  • Critical tolerances, threads and surface finish.
  • Required delivery date and destination country.

Not sure about a requirement? Mark it for discussion. Read our machining guides.

See the work before you inquire

7075 aluminum parts shown as a project reference for a CNC machining quote

Explore our 7075 aluminum five-axis machining case, with real part photos and an as-machined finish.

Review our JF-V1200 equipment details and inspection approach.

For files requiring an NDA or special security arrangements, contact us before uploading.

Tell us about your project

Fields marked * are required. Attach one file up to 10 MB, or use a ZIP for multiple drawings. You can also add a download link in the project requirements.

    One file, up to 10 MB. For multiple drawings, upload a ZIP file. You can also include a download link in your project requirements.

    We use your contact details and project information to review and respond to your inquiry. We also receive which website page you used to reach this form, when available. Read our Privacy Policy. Contact us before uploading files that require an NDA or special security arrangements.

    How we review your CNC machining quote request

    1. We review the drawing, material, quantity and manufacturing scope.
    2. We clarify open questions about critical features, finishing and inspection.
    3. You receive a quotation with the agreed scope and delivery arrangements for review.

    Keep the quotation scope clear

    For example, if you need prices for 10 and 50 parts, list both quantities. This helps us compare setup and production costs for the same drawing revision. Also note any special packaging or inspection reports you need.

    If a finish changes a critical dimension, mark that feature on the drawing. We can then discuss the inspection stage before confirming the work. Delivery dates and tolerances depend on the part and agreed process; they are confirmed in the quotation.

    Finally, if your design is still changing, tell us which features are fixed and which are open for review. This helps avoid quoting an outdated revision.

    Need to discuss the part first? Email eo878@outlook.com.

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