Home / Knowledge
Knowledge Centre
Guides for buyers of machined parts, written by the people who cut them.
Why slender parts are machined on Swiss-type lathes
A guide bushing supports the bar right at the cutting point, which is what lets a long thin shaft come off the machine straight.
View details →
The drawing checklist that gets you a firm machining quote
Six things on a drawing decide whether a quote is firm or hedged, and most enquiries arrive missing at least two of them.
View details →
Choosing between SUS304 and SUS316L for machined parts
The choice is a corrosion-environment decision with a machining cost attached, not a general quality decision.
View details →
Why we write one control plan per part
A control plan written from your drawing means the dimensions we measure are the ones that matter to you.
View details →
Send us a drawing and we will come back with a real quote
Send the drawing with the material, the quantity and the critical features. The quotation comes from the people who will run the job, not from a sales desk.