How to Keep Costs Down with Low Volume Production Machining
The biggest hurdle when it comes to low-volume production machining is the per-unit cost. This is especially true for one-off parts or prototypes. There are instances where low cost just isn’t a viable option because the design calls for a complicated part with many setups and advanced programming. Another common…
Considering Tolerance: How to Save Money (And Time) On Custom Machined Parts
Customers sometimes ask how they can reduce the price of custom machined parts. Material is a factor, but on complex CNC parts, it’s often a small piece of the total cost. However, what does drive up cost is applying unnecessarily tight tolerances. Thinking about tolerances can save you money (and…
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