AI for custom CNC quotes

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I read the 2D PDF and flag the callout that eats your margin before you quote.

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One PDF on your desktopread in seconds
A 2D machining drawing read by the system: dimensions, tolerances, finish and material pulled clean, and the buried heat-treat callout flagged in red.
flagged: heat treat 42–45 HRC — the note that eats the margin
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The real partspin it
the actual CAD geometry — not a picture of a part
pain

Missed heat treat

The note was there. The quote did not carry it.

pain

Wrong alloy

316L priced like 304 is not a small miss.

pain

Tight tolerance

The part looks simple until the bore tolerance lands.

pain

Quote bottleneck

Sales waits while engineering reads PDFs by hand.

What I build

Quote-ready specs in seconds.

Your estimator still owns the quote. My system does the reading: dimensions, tolerances, materials, finishes, heat treat, inspection notes, and the buried line that should change the price.

01

Pull the fields

I turn the drawing into a clean list your estimator can price instead of hunting through notes.

02

Flag the trap

Heat treat, surface finish, tight tolerance, wrong alloy. The miss gets marked in red.

03

Build on your drawings

This is your fixed system, trained around the way your RFQs actually arrive.

04

Skip the SaaS drag

No seat math. No dashboard habit to teach. Code you own, shaped around one quote flow.

AS9102 sharp tip

The six-hour ballooning job goes on the table first.

Form 3 path
Auto-balloon the drawing.
Extract each characteristic.
Fill AS9102 Form 3 for human review.

Aerospace and medical shops feel this first because First Article Inspection turns clean drawings into long clerical work.

Receipts

Exact fields. Not guessing.

validated legal benchmark
100%

I built a legal-research system that hit 100% statute recall.

verified citations
100+ / 43

It returned 100+ verified citations where the leading commercial AI returned 43.

The same extraction engine that pulls exact clauses from dense legal filings pulls exact specs from your drawings.

The Diagnostic

How many RFQs die because the drawings take too long to read?

$950, fixed. In 14 days I map where quote time goes and which callouts slip between your RFQ inbox and your ERP.

I don't claim fully automated quoting or 100% accurate estimates. A human still reviews for machinability and liability. My system flags and extracts so the estimator is faster and misses less.

Start with the Diagnostic.

$950, fixed. Send what you already have — the messy spreadsheets are the data — and get back the one gap producing your thirty symptoms. 2–4 business days. Credited toward the first build if we continue. Yours either way.