Bring the material, dimensions and project requirements together in one request. A clear cut list gives the review a useful starting point.
1. Choose your material
Start with aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, brass or copper. Explore the profiles listed for that material, then select a grade reference or ask for advice. Grade, condition, section and cutting availability are reviewed for each family.
2. Add the cut details
Enter dimensions and quantity for each distinct part. Use inches or millimeters, and include any required temper, finish or cutting tolerance. You can add multiple material families to the same list.
3. Attach the context
Upload a drawing or parts list when it helps explain the work. Include a project name, delivery ZIP code, receiving location and requested date. A required date is a request until confirmed.
4. Review the confirmed scope
The quote review needs to resolve availability, material condition, achievable dimensions, cutting method, tolerance, price and delivery. Submit your requirements early so open questions can be identified before an order is agreed.
A request is the starting point
The builder does not place an order or calculate a binding price. Do not start dependent fabrication or delivery arrangements until the specification and schedule have been confirmed.