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CNC feasibility

How we assess CNC machining feasibility.

A practical review starts with the released technical information and the acceptance requirements, not a generic machine specification.

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Information used in the review

Send the information available now. Ruscho can identify the remaining questions before a quotation is prepared.

Drawings and models

Confirm the latest drawing revision, datums, dimensions, interfaces and usable CAD files.

Material and stock

Review the specified material, stock form, certification needs, heat treatment and finishing requirements.

Tolerances and finish

Identify critical features, geometric tolerances, surface finish and realistic process capability.

Quantity and repeatability

Assess prototype, small-batch or repeat quantities together with workholding and setup requirements.

Inspection records

Agree the measurement method, sampling level and inspection records required for acceptance.

Delivery constraints

Review required dates, packaging, supplied items and any dependencies that affect the production plan.

What the review produces

The review identifies whether more information is needed, which features require clarification, and what manufacturing and inspection approach can be quoted.

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We will direct your enquiry to the right team for an initial review.

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