On-Demand Webinar: Designing for Sheet Metal Fabrication With Xometry Greg and Callye Keen
Sheet metal fabrication is a scalable production method to make functional parts at a low cost. These parts can require cutting, punching, bending, welding, inserts, and other finishing options. What are the best design practices for sheet metal? What can it do, and where is it limited? Join Xometry’s Greg Paulsen and special guest Callye Keen from K-Form on a 60-minute deep dive into all things sheet metal. Callye is an end-to-end expert in sheet metal; being both a designer as well as a professional manufacturer of sheet metal products.
Key Topics Include:
When to consider sheet metal for your project.
An in-depth look at the sheet metal fabrication process
The main cost drivers in sheet metal production
Best practices for sheet metal design to save time and headaches
Open Q&A with our experts
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About Xometry:
Xometry provides 24/7 access to instant quoting and manufacturing feedback on precision CNC Machining, 3D Printing, Sheet Metal Fabrication, Urethane Casting and Injection Molding services. Our Dynamic Manufacturing Partner Network ensures consistently fast lead times, low prices and efficient delivery, and we provide live support from our project engineering team via email, phone, or online chat to help you get exactly what you need.
Sheet metal fabrication is a scalable production method to make functional parts at a low cost. These parts can require cutting, punching, bending, welding, inserts, and other finishing options. What are the best design practices for sheet metal? What can it do, and where is it limited? Join Xometry’s Greg Paulsen and special guest Callye Keen from K-Form on a 60-minute deep dive into all things sheet metal. Callye is an end-to-end expert in sheet metal; being both a designer as well as a professional manufacturer of sheet metal products.
Key Topics Include:
When to consider sheet metal for your project.
An in-depth look at the sheet metal fabrication process
The main cost drivers in sheet metal production
Best practices for sheet metal design to save time and headaches
Open Q&A with our experts
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Connect with Us:
Get an Instant Quote: http://hubs.ly/H03SSxl0
Twitter: http://hubs.ly/H03SSwf0
Facebook: http://hubs.ly/H03SRMT0
LinkedIn: http://hubs.ly/H03SSwZ0
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About Xometry:
Xometry provides 24/7 access to instant quoting and manufacturing feedback on precision CNC Machining, 3D Printing, Sheet Metal Fabrication, Urethane Casting and Injection Molding services. Our Dynamic Manufacturing Partner Network ensures consistently fast lead times, low prices and efficient delivery, and we provide live support from our project engineering team via email, phone, or online chat to help you get exactly what you need.
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FYI, the slides don't change in the video in time with the speaking. It does make it a little difficult to follow.
Sheet metal expert🤣🤣🤣 give me a break!! (Not brake🤣🤣🤣)
Here's a question: Say I were to buy some run of the mill 1050 mirror finish sheet in bulk like this: https://www.alibaba.com/showroom/mirror+finish+aluminum+sheet.html?fsb=y&IndexArea=product_en&CatId=&SearchText=mirror+finish+aluminum+sheet&isGalleryList=G
What options do we have to cut it with pristine edges that are visually flawless from at minimum 1 foot away? Would laser cutting would be detrimental to the color finish around the edges? Can we blank this up to those quality standards without additional finishing or edge work? Any recommendations for info on this?
Looking into DFM options for developing a range of luxury products by minimizing sheet metal processes. The variance in the types of coatings and cutting method 's effect on those coatings is surprisingly sparse to find information for. I'd assume if anyone had seen this before it would be someone like Callye, and it really clouds the cost estimation abilities of outsourcing like xometry. Of course I can get in touch, but looking into so many options to find what works best leads me to look for a knowledge source.