Not every project starts with a finished model. You may have an old paper drawing, the physical part but no file, or you may just be checking whether it is worth making. In all those cases you can request a manual quote.
What to include so the estimate is useful
- What the part is and what it does (bracket, shaft, bushing, housing…).
- Approximate overall dimensions, even from memory.
- Material, if defined, or the application if not.
- Estimated quantity and whether it is one-off or recurring.
- When you need it.
What you can attach
Photos of the part, scans of old drawings, screenshots or any reference. The manual quote accepts any file type.
How the result differs
Without 3D geometry the number we give you is an estimated range, not a firm quote. It helps you decide whether the project is viable and what budget to work with. Once the model exists, upload it to the quoting platform and we confirm it.