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Prototype sheet-metal parts.

Check the design before you scale the order.

Start with the current design and a small quantity. Review the geometry, manufacturing checks, and price, then use what you learn to prepare the next revision or production order.

Illustration of a formed steel bracket
Illustrative part, not a customer job.
Flat or formed
DXF and STEP quote paths
Three materials
Choose per part
Review available
For manufacturing questions
The process

From file to finished part.

  1. Upload the current design

    Use one part per file and verify that the preview matches the revision you intend to test.

  2. Check the manufacturing fit

    Review material, thickness, hole features, and any forming flags.

  3. Order the test quantity

    Confirm the quote and timing. Requote a revised file when the design changes.

Plan the work

Make the first part useful

Choose a representative material
Use the grade and thickness needed for the test rather than relying on the preview's appearance.
Check critical requirements
Send drawings or notes through the print or PDF request path when a dimension, tolerance, or finish needs discussion.
Plan the next revision
Keep the approved geometry and intended quantity ready when moving to production.
Illustration of a formed steel bracket
Illustrative part, not a customer job.

Before you upload

Can I quote a single part?

Yes. Set the quantity needed in the quote. A one-piece order carries setup costs across that single piece.

How should I send a revised design?

Upload the revised CAD as the part you want quoted and check its preview. Each uploaded CAD file is a separate part, so remove superseded files from the quote.

Ready to quote your part?

Upload your file