Estimate / rate to make some parts

[vonleyser]

Anyone want to give their opinion on making the parts in attached picture.
There a total of 24 pieces, 4 different lengths 55, 65,75,95 MM
What would be a fair amount to charge.

Please ignore the thread shape, pretend it's a normal M10-1.5
( I have already asked about that feature )
You think that's bad you should see what I'm working off for a school project for a
college kid & for free. I wasn't bald until last week.

Customer is supplying material, aluminum tube





Thanks

 

[EmGo]

About $5,000 apiece because of the stupid way they drew the threads. Tell them to go hire a person with a clue and you'll quote the parts.

 

[Booze Daily]

$14-16 ea

 

[vonleyser]

$14-16 ea

Manual machine ? I will send him your direction.

 

[EmGo]

$14-16 ea

How do you plan to do the leadout on that thread, Booze ?

(Along with the other problems Mr Vance mentioned)

 

[Booze Daily]

It’s called out as M10. That’s what they get. I don’t care how they drew it.

 

[EmGo]

I don’t care how they drew it.

I like your attitude

 

[FamilyTradition]

I'm more concerned about the name/purpose of this part. What are they doing to those poor mice?!?

 

[Limy Sami]

I'm more concerned about the name/purpose of this part. What are they doing to those poor mice?!?

Chopping off their tails and feeding them to naughty children, ............................and republicans.

 

[Garwood]

I make some parts in low qty's like that. I do them in a vmc from 303 stainless. Faster than setting up a lathe for me.

Edit: just noticed the 3mm through hole. Nevermind. That changes things.

 

[memphisjed]

Edit: just noticed the 3mm through hole. Nevermind. That changes things.

‘Tubing supplied’- hole should already be there.

 

[4GSR]

Somebody needs to teach that boy how to draft threads in SW's or whatever program he is using! And take all of that solid coloring off of the part!

 

[Overland]

I make some parts in low qty's like that. I do them in a vmc from 303 stainless. Faster than setting up a lathe for me.

Edit: just noticed the 3mm through hole. Nevermind. That changes things.

Could explain a little please ?
The job in the spindle with fixed tools ?
Or job in a chuck, vertical ? (guess you could do flats in same op).
Thanks,
Bob

 

[Overland]

$14-16 ea

CNC lathe, 2 ops, or VMC like Garwood ?
For my learning...
Bob

 

[Booze Daily]

CNC lathe

 

[Garwood]

Could explain a little please ?
The job in the spindle with fixed tools ?
Or job in a chuck, vertical ? (guess you could do flats in same op).
Thanks,
Bob

4 at a time in softjaws in a double vise. Threadmill outside threads

 

[Phil in Montana]

Not the time to be nice...if you are clueless what to bid, why are you wanting to be in the game, you are not cut out to run a shop. Keep what ever day job you had

 

[vonleyser]

Not the time to be nice...if you are clueless what to bid, why are you wanting to be in the game, you are not cut out to run a shop. Keep what ever day job you had

FUCK OFF Phil from Montana.

 

[Phil in Montana]

I see you lack the people skills also to run a shop...

 

[eKretz]

Must be something in the air today. We got one thread closed already, take it easy von. This is a pretty simple part but he may be new to estimation Phil.