Sheet and machined parts in one request.
Every part with model, drawing and quantity. The milled and turned parts are estimated in the same request.
A fabrication taken apart.
- SDX-PLT-020_Rev-B.pdf
- SDX-PLT-020_Rev-B.step
Requirements on the drawingTo check
- Material
- 1.4301, 2 mm
- Finishing
- Brushed K240
- General tolerance
- ISO 2768-m
- Bend radius
- R2 inside
Every part of a fabrication with model, drawing, quantity and revision, in one request.
One line per part
Sheet parts and machined parts side by side in the same request.
Requirements as proposals
Material, tolerance and finishing: confirm them or change them.
Paired per part
STEP and PDF are matched by file name. If a match is uncertain, you make the call.
- ECBExchange ratesEvery working day
- EurostatProducer pricesMonthly
- World BankAluminium, LMEUSD 3,283/tSep 2026
Your material catalogueYour own names and prices
Reference updatedAluminium, Sep 2026. The estimate still uses your own purchase price.
Your own material names and purchase prices in one place, metals and plastics.
Your purchase prices
Per material, with unit and date.
Names you recognise
One catalogue with the material names your shop uses.
References apart
ECB, Eurostat and World Bank as a trend, with source and date. Never a purchase price.
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
What does this part cost in your shop?
See how Blake calculates with your machines, rates and production setup.
Request a demoThe milled and turned parts in your fabrication, with material, machining, finishing and setup as their own lines.
Every line with its inputs
Time, rate and quantity sit right beside it.
Outsourced work included
Powder coating as its own line, at your coater’s price.
The quantity asked
The cost for the quantity the customer asks for.
What makes sheet work cheap or dear.
The sheet and the nest.
How many flat patterns fit on a sheet decides what the material costs per part.
Cut length and bends.
The length of the cut line, the number of pierces and every bend with its changeover all take time.
A hole near a bend line.
A hole too close to a bend line tears, and it often only shows at the press brake.
One model under estimating and the shop floor.
Underneath Blake sits Subduxion’s manufacturing world model: how a part, its requirements, your machines and your team’s decisions fit together. The next steps build on it.
- Tools, holders and fixtures go into the same model.
- Next: every setup checked before the machine runs.
- Engineering, estimating and production then work from one model.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put sheet parts and machined parts in one request?
Yes. Every part gets its own line with model, drawing, quantity and revision, and you estimate the milled and turned parts in the same request. Next: cutting, bending and welding as cost models of their own.
How do outsourced steps count?
As their own line in the cost, at the price in your own supplier list. If a price is missing, the line stays open until you fill it in.
Which files can I use?
STEP models and PDF drawings, paired per part.
See a fabrication in Blake.
In the demo we show how a request with sheet parts and machined parts comes into Blake.
SDX-MFG-001 Rev J