Start with what the part needs to do
I start with the drawing and quantity, then identify any open points that affect the finished part or quote.
10 yearsIn the CNC industry
Family rootsA business that began with my father’s generation
ChinaOur factories and manufacturing partners
A CNC background that started in the family
I’m Kevin. I have worked in the CNC industry for ten years, following a business that my father’s generation built through trade shows, established customers and long-term relationships.
I work with VETCNC’s factories and manufacturing partners in China.
I discuss the drawing, manufacturing requirements and open questions with buyers before an order is placed.
Kevin VETCNC
What I bring to a parts discussion
Discuss samples and inspection records
I help buyers discuss samples, inspection records and acceptance requirements for their parts.
Be clear about who does the work
When a part needs a manufacturing partner, I discuss the arrangement with the buyer. We can coordinate the work through VETCNC or make a direct introduction.
What I write about
I write about CNC machining processes, material and finish choices, tolerances and inspection, with a focus on how they affect the drawing and quotation for a custom part.
Read the VETCNC company storyArticles by Kevin
Recommended starting point
What to Include in a CNC Machining RFQ
Prepare the drawings, material details, quantities and acceptance requirements for a useful machining quotation.
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