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Attach a STEP file and a 2D drawing together if you can — it saves a round of questions and usually a day of lead time. You will have a price, a lead time and an engineer’s note on anything that will fight the tolerances within 16 hours.
What to include
3D model — STEP, IGES, X_T, SLDPRT or similar
2D drawing — PDF or DWG with tolerances, threads, surface finish
Material and grade — or tell us what the part has to survive
Quantity — prototype, batch, or a yearly volume
Finish — anodising, plating, as-machined…
Deadline — if there is one
2D drawing — PDF or DWG with tolerances, threads, surface finish
Material and grade — or tell us what the part has to survive
Quantity — prototype, batch, or a yearly volume
Finish — anodising, plating, as-machined…
Deadline — if there is one
File formats
step, stp, igs, iges, x_t, sldprt, prt, ipt, sat, catia, dxf, dwg, pdf, tif, jpg, png, zip — up to 20 MB per upload. Larger files: email a download link to 1@gymachining.com.
Confidential
Your files are seen only by the people quoting and making the part and are never shared or published. If your customer requires it, we sign an NDA before you upload. How we handle confidentiality →
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Your details are used only to answer this enquiry — no newsletters, no sharing.
What happens next
Three steps, no surprises
01
An engineer reads the drawing
The drawing goes to the engineer who will plan how the part is machined, so the price reflects the real routing and the DFM note comes with it.
02
Price, lead time and DFM note in 16 hours
Usually faster. If a feature will drive cost or is hard to hold, we say so and suggest the change, and you decide.
03
Confirm and we start
First article measured before the run continues; final inspection before packing; express or sea freight to your door.