See whether the incoming job fits your shop.
Start with the equipment, rates and manufacturing questions that determine whether a part belongs on your floor.
Check the route before committing capacity.
Review the suggested manufacturing process and its findings. Match the work to your declared equipment and materials.
Inspect the process exampleWork from your own operating inputs.
Bind machine and labor rates to the review and keep default assumptions visible. Review resource estimates in the context of the equipment you own.
Use the evidence to prepare your quote.
Review setup, machine time, material and labor before making a commercial commitment. The estimate supports your quoting work; it does not issue a supplier quote.
Compare the estimate with the completed job.
Bring real hours and costs back into the review. Measure where the model matched and where your shop’s experience says it needs work.
See the evidence for yourself.
Explore a recorded part before bringing your own question.
Open the sample part