Price Every Quantity Break on Your Own Machine Shop Rates | CNC Quoting Software

Set your work centers' hourly rates and setup times and your default quantity breaks once; every new part is then priced at all of them. Here the example rates are typed in, seven breaks set, and a STEP file priced at 1 to 250 pieces.

Price Every Quantity Break on Your Own Machine Shop Rates | CNC Quoting Software · one real-time take of the live app, no voice-over. Watch on YouTube
Part and inputs
A STEP model of the NW-1042 mounting bracket, a QuotedPart sample part for a fictional company, and example rates typed in Settings: 3-axis VMC $115 an hour with a 60-minute setup, 5-axis $165. The rates are an example, not a real shop's.
What it shows
Priced at all seven default quantity breaks at once on the rates just typed: setup and programming split over the lot, run time and material per part. The milling line runs at $115 an hour, and every quantity shows the unit price, lead time and line total the buyer sees.
Recorded on
The live app at quotedpart.com, nothing sped up, on-screen text instead of a voice. Published on YouTube .

The guide that goes with it: Quantity break calculator for setup, material and run time.

Chapters

  1. 0:001. Machines & rates
  2. 0:142. Type your own rates
  3. 0:313. Every break priced
  4. 0:594. What the buyer sees
  5. 1:135. Try it

Transcript

The video's on-screen text, word for word, with the time each line appears.

  1. 0:04Quotes should be priced on your shop's real rates. They live in Settings, Machines & rates.
  2. 0:09Every work center has its hourly rate and setup time. These are QuotedPart's U.S. defaults.
  3. 0:14Type your own. Example: 3-axis VMC $115 an hour with a 60-minute setup, 5-axis $165.
  4. 0:21Now the quantity breaks every new part is priced at: Settings, Quotes & PDF.
  5. 0:28Seven breaks, from a prototype to a production run.
  6. 0:31Back to Quotes. Drop a STEP file.
  7. 0:42Priced at all seven breaks at once, on the rates just typed.
  8. 0:47Each column is one break. Setup and programming are split over the lot; run time and material are per part.
  9. 0:54The milling line now runs at $115 an hour: your numbers, line by line.
  10. 1:01Unit price, lead time and the line total for every quantity: what the buyer sees on the quote.
  11. 1:07An RFQ with odd quantities? Type them on the part; the shop defaults stay as they are.

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Drop a STEP file or a PDF drawing and see it priced the same way, with no account.

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