Local Machine Shop

[Rick Pollack]

Hi -

I need to have some metal parts (not sheet metal) fabricated and I'm looking for a local machine shop to work with. For the short term this will be fairly low volume work (dozens to low hundreds of pieces). I'd appreciate any recommendations.

Thanks,
Rick

[dave walton]

For the purposes of price comparison and material selection, checkout
http://www.emachineshop.com/ . You use their 3D tool to design the
piece then select the tooling machine, material, and quantity. It
gives you an instant price quote.

-Dave Walton

[Brandon Siegel]

Not sure exactly what ya need, but my dad's the foreman at Cleveland
Special Tool, which does low-volume parts orders. If you have a
description of what you need I can forward it to him.

--Brandon

[Michael Lis]

Did you go to gilmour?

Michael Lis
Plant Process Engineer
MT Industries, Inc.
www.mt-ind.com

O: 440.715.4119
M: 440.840.3769
F: 440.715.4120

On Feb 11, 2010, at 9:06 AM, Brandon Siegel <bra...@smartercode.net>
wrote:

[FLASH Inc.]

emachineshop.com is the best option I know of. If you don't want to go through an online site I can recommend some shops in the Mentor area that my company does business with.

Andy

[Rick Pollack]

Thanks Brandon! Let me see what shakes out - may take you up that that.

Rick

[Rick Pollack]

Gilmour?

On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Michael Lis <michael.j...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Rick Pollack]

Found this list while searching.

Machine Shops in Cleveland.