AI for sheet metal.

Sheet parts taken into the request, machined parts estimated. Together in one place.

Cover and bearing block in one request.

Requests / Part
Request
  • SDX-PLT-020_Rev-B.pdf
  • SDX-PLT-020_Rev-B.step
Quantities
520
Revision
B
SDX-PLT-020 Rev BCover

Requirements on the drawingTo check

Material
1.4301, 2 mm
Finishing
Brushed K240
General tolerance
ISO 2768-m
Bend radius
R2 inside
Example

Complete part by part.

  • Model and drawing

    Paired by file name. Any doubt stays a question for you.

  • Requirements

    Material, thickness and tolerances from the drawing, ready to confirm.

  • Revisions

    Every revision kept, with its own files.

Same request / Bearing block SDX-MFG-031
EstimateDraft

SDX-MFG-031 Rev B, 25 parts

Material
EN AW-6082, 84 × 64 × 44 mm
General tolerance
ISO 2768-mK
Roughness
Ra 3.2 general
FinishingOutsourced
Clear anodising
Setups
2, 3-axis
Cycle time
18 min × €85.00/h
ProgrammingOne-off
1.5 h × €95.00/h
SetupPer series
1 h × €85.00/h
Cost per part

What does this part cost in your shop?

See how Blake calculates with your machines, rates and production setup.

Request a demo
Blake works it out on your machines and rates.
Example estimate

Estimated in the same request.

  • One request

    Sheet parts and machined parts together.

  • Separate lines

    Material, milling, setup and finishing.

  • An estimate

    Labelled as one, and correctable with a reason.

More than cutting alone.

  1. The flat pattern.

    Sheet size and cut length follow from the flat pattern.

  2. Bend order.

    A short flange or a bend that gets in the way needs other tooling or another order.

  3. After cutting.

    Bending, welding and finishing often cost more than the cutting itself.

The next cost model on the same requirements and machines.

Underneath Blake sits Subduxion’s manufacturing world model: how a part, its requirements, your machines and your team’s decisions fit together. The cost model for this process is built on the same requirements and machines.

  • Model, drawing and requirements are already in place, part by part.
  • Next: time and price for this process from the same requirements, on your own machines.
  • The machined parts in the same request are already estimated.

Frequently asked questions

Does Blake estimate sheet metal?

Sheet parts sit in the request with model, drawing and quantity, taken in as sheet parts beside the machined parts. Blake estimates the machined parts in the same request. Next comes the sheet metal estimate: cutting, bending and welding from the flat pattern, on your own machines.

Can I put sheet parts and machined parts in one request?

Yes. Every part gets its own line with model, drawing, quantity and revision, whether it is a sheet part or a milled or turned part.

Which requirements does Blake take from a sheet metal drawing?

Material, tolerances and finishing, as proposals beside the STEP model. You confirm or correct them.

Which files does Blake need for sheet metal?

A STEP model and a PDF drawing per part, in one upload for the whole request. Blake pairs model and drawing by file name and leaves any doubt as a question for you.

Your sheet metal know-how.
In every request.

In a demo, see a cover and a milled bearing block in one request.

SDX-PLT-020 Rev B