DXF upload guidelines
Export flat 2D geometry, remove title blocks, confirm units in mm, and avoid duplicate/open contours where possible.
Guidelines
Design resources for custom parts quoting.
Practical starting points for DXF uploads, sheet-metal design, material selection, finishes, and assisted quote workflows in Indian manufacturing.
Sheet metal design basics
Keep features practical for laser cutting, use sensible hole sizes, and include tolerances only where they matter.
Minimum hole size guide
Hole size depends on material and thickness. Very small holes may need review or alternate processing.
Bend design notes
Bends need material, thickness, angle, radius, flange length, and relief review before pricing.
Material selection guide
Choose mild steel for economy, aluminium for weight, stainless for corrosion resistance, CRCA for clean painted panels, and GI for utility corrosion resistance.
Finish selection guide
Deburring, plating, powder coating, anodizing, and tumbling affect cost, lead time, and tolerance expectations.
How assisted quote works
Non-DXF files, complex DXFs, bends, finishes, machining, and hardware are routed to a reviewed quote path.
How to export DXF from CAD
Export the flat pattern or top profile as DXF, preserve scale, and check units before upload.
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Upload DXF files for supported sheet-metal estimates, or send STEP, DWG, PDF, photos, and sketches for assisted manufacturing review.