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Anyone know of an on-line machine shop which uses Onshape?
bill_daniels
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I need a bunch of small parts machined. It would be nice to work with a CNC shop which will use Onshape. (Some like eMachine have declined to do so.)
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I have the Onshape free plan and do some basic CNC machining for several clients as a part-time business if you need fairly simple parts. That said, do you really need a shop which uses Onshape? You can export to STEP or other neutral formats that most CNC shops should be able to read and do their CAM from.1
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michael3424 Thanks for the offer. I do have some simple parts and some not so simple. I have been sending shops STEP files along with PDF's. I was just thinking how much easier it would be to work with them in Onshape.0
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Well, if you are interested, send me a PDF drawing (or share the Onshape doc), let me know the material and tolerances, and I'll let you know if I can handle it and would be interested. I'm in the suburban Chicago are if location matters to you.0
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https://www.xometry.com/ are an interesting looking company, it would be nice to see an Onshape addon (app) on the website0
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It would be awesome to have an addon that would calculate an offer for you according to model. Going forward it could use parameters from multiple companies and compare solutions & prices for manufacturing.
I'm sure this is just around the corner as manufacturing companies get more and more involved in straight contact with individuals / end users.
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I tried sending a part to Xometry. After watching the little blue twirlie for 10 minutes, I got a message their servers were off-line. I hope this is temporary.0
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Have a look at https://weerg.com
they are incredibly fast and cheap. My first simple CNC parts will arrive tomorrow. Plastic RP parts were ok. All it takes is a drag and drop of the step geometry and you have a price for 1, 2, 3, 4... parts. With three delivery times.
tolerances are very limited. Threads are free.0 -
I tried a few parts with Xometry. Unfortunately, their prices were almost 3x what eMachine did the work for.0
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I'm interested in a Onshape machine shop also.
Prefer northern hemisphere close to the americas.
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@bill_daniels
@billy2
We are a machine shop who uses onshape. We are located in Nashville, TN.
CNC Milling, turning, swiss turning, plastic injection molding, mold making.
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