Please quote the attached bracket at 10, 50 and 100 pieces, powder coated black.
bracket-rev-B.pdf
For machine shops, sheet metal shops and fabricators
Please quote the attached bracket at 10, 50 and 100 pieces, powder coated black.
bracket-rev-B.pdf
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Quote Q-1042
Mounting bracket
| Line | From the drawing | Each at 50 |
|---|---|---|
| Material | 14 ga CRS | $3.10 |
| Laser cutting | 4 holes, 1 slot | $2.40 |
| Forming | 2 bends | $1.65 |
| Hardware | 2 studs | $1.10 |
| Powder coating | Black | $1.50 |
| Quantity | 10 | 50 | 100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit price | $18.40 | $9.75 | $7.90 |
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50 pcs, $487.50
OneThou is set up on how your shop quotes: your machines, your rates, your margins. Every quote reads like your best estimator wrote it.
Material, holes, bends, hardware and finish are extracted from every drawing, and every quote line cites the exact callout it came from.
Laser cutting cites 4× Ø6.5, sheet 1 Slot, sheet 1
Forming cites 2× bend up 90°
Your work-centre rates, your material price list and your past quotes on similar parts. Change a rate once and every new quote follows.
Won quotes go straight into your ERP as orders, or export in any format you need.
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In most shops one or two people can price a part from a drawing. They also run the floor, chase material and answer the phone. So drawings sit in the inbox, and the shop that answers first usually gets the job.
With OneThou, each one gets a draft quote in under a minute.
Every draft follows your routing and your rates, whatever the part.
Blank size and material from the drawing, laser or punch, brake setups and bends, hardware, welding and finishing.
Stock and sawing, setup and run times for each operation, 3-axis against 5-axis, and outside processes like heat treat and plating.
Weldments and assemblies from the drawing's bill of materials: cutting, fit-up, welding, grinding, coating and outside services.
We work with shops anywhere, from our base in the Greater Toronto Area. In Ontario, we set up in person at your shop.
We set up RFQ quoting for machine shops, sheet metal shops and fabricators. Your customer's PDF drawing goes in and a draft quote comes back in under a minute: the operations with setup and run times, the material, any outside services, and a price at each quantity break. Your estimator checks it, edits any line and sends it.
Yours. Every setup is built on your shop's own work centres, hourly rates, material prices, markups and quantity breaks. The draft decides what work the part needs; the price is then worked out from your numbers, line by line, so you can see where every dollar comes from.
A PDF drawing is enough. Most RFQs arrive as PDF prints, so that is what the drafts are built from: the title block, material and finish callouts, dimensions, holes, bends, hardware, notes and the bill of materials on an assembly drawing.
Yes. A draft is a starting point for your estimator, not a quote sent on its own. They can change any operation, time, rate, material or markup, and every change is saved in the quote's history. Approved quotes can be added as examples for future drafts.
The draft shows what it read off the drawing and why it chose each operation, alongside similar parts from your own history. When a part is unusual your estimator corrects the draft. Corrections are kept with the quote, and approved ones can be added as examples so similar parts come out closer next time.
It depends on how your shop quotes today. We go over your operations, rates, price list and a set of your past quotes with you, then build your setup around them. You see drafts of your own parts before you decide anything.
Each quote exports to Excel or CSV, so it can go into your quote template, your spreadsheet or your ERP's import. If you need a closer link with your ERP, we go over it during setup.
Tell us about controlled or ITAR work before setup. We'll go over how those drawings have to be handled in your shop and whether they should go through the system at all.
It is priced per shop, based on how many quotes you send and how much setup your shop needs. A demo is free and commits you to nothing; we go over the price with you before you decide.
We go over how your shop quotes today, then set up your quoting around it.
A demo is free and commits you to nothing. We go over it by video or phone, or at your shop if you're in Ontario.