Prepare an RFQ

KW-CHECKCapability check · data revision 2026-10-12-demo-2

Check my part

Material, size, tolerance, finish, documents and quantity. See which processes fit, what needs review and what changes the quotation, then carry the choices into an RFQ.

1.0Capability check

What needs review before we quote?

Check the illustrated ranges, finish and documents for your part.

Example choices. Change them to explore.

1.1

Listed for all three. Brass always gets an application and compliance review.

1.2Shape

Block parts screen on 3-axis and 5-axis milling. Turning shows as outside.

1.3Size, mm

Round parts take a diameter and an axial length; blocks take length, width and height. 1 to 2000 mm, one decimal place. 120,5 and 120.5 both work.

3-axis fits 500 × 400 × 300 mm · 5-axis fits 250 × 250 × 250 mm

1.4

A general dimensional half-width request. No ISO class is implied.

Within every screening range that fits this shape.

1.5

No extra finish review.

1.6Documents

Requests, not included deliverables. None ticked means Not specified.

Not specified. Requests are optional.

1.7

Slider covers 1–500. Type up to 5000.

25 parts are within the batch range of each process for this shape.

1.8Screen result

Engineering review needed

No process is within all selected ranges. 2 processes need review.

Geometry and drawing review still required.

120 × 80 × 30 mm · 25 parts · Brass CW614N · As machined
  • Review3-axis milling500 × 400 × 300 mm · up to 500 parts · metal ±0.05 mm, POM-C ±0.10 mmReview: brass use.
  • Review5-axis milling250 × 250 × 250 mm · up to 250 parts · metal ±0.02 mm, POM-C ±0.05 mmReview: brass use.
  • OutsideCNC turningØ200 × 400 mm · up to 1000 parts · metal ±0.02 mm, POM-C ±0.05 mmTurning screens round parts only.
1.9Quotation and timing

What changes the quotation

  • AppliesQuantity spreads setup effort; actual geometry and batch scope still control the quotation.
  • Not raisedTolerances and critical features can change machining and inspection effort; no multiplier is calculated.
  • Not raisedGrade, stock condition and availability need agreement.
  • Not raisedFinish specification and supplier scope can change cost; no surcharge is calculated.
  • Not raisedDocument scope and traceability can change inspection and sourcing effort.

Sample prices live on How we work. The check never prices your part.

Sample timing

First reply
1–2 business daysAfter receipt of the RFQ.
Written quotation
2–3 business daysAfter receipt of a complete RFQ pack.
Machining
3–6 weeksAfter written order, specification, stock and slot confirmation.
External finish
None for this finishOnly finishes done by a partner add an allowance.

These are sample ranges. Your written quotation gives the dates.

No documents requested. Ticking one in 1.6 adds a scope note here; it never adds time.

Sample timing written for this demo.

1.10Next step

SpecificationBrass CW614N · Block 120 × 80 × 30 mm · ±0.10 mm · 25 parts · As machined · Documents: Not specified

How this check works
  1. Shape first: block parts screen on milling, round parts on turning.
  2. Block sizes are sorted and compared with the sorted envelope, so a 90-degree turn is allowed. Diameter and length are compared separately.
  3. Inside the envelope, these add a review reason in order: material, tolerance, quantity, finish, documents, brass compliance.
  4. No reason means within. Any reason means review. Nothing is scored, priced or approved.

Data revision 2026-10-12-demo-2. Illustrative records written for this demo.

2.0With your assistant

Take this check to your own AI assistant

Copy a short note about Keelworks into the assistant you already use. It asks you one question at a time while you write a plain-text draft. Paste your draft into Prepare an RFQ, check it and send it yourself.

Use only details you are allowed to share. Keep proprietary drawings and project secrets out of the conversation.

No assistant is called from this site, and the note carries none of your entries. Open Prepare an RFQ