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Reach Shops That Run 5-Axis Machines Every Day

Shops that submit RFQs and register here are actively buying material, tooling and finishing services. Tell us what you sell and what you need.

Carbide end mills and tool holders of the kind a vendor supplies to a 5-axis machine shop

Who we talk to

Three plain facts, with no numbers we cannot stand behind.

  • Shops in the networkEvery registered shop tells us its machines, materials, finishing and inspection. That is a direct picture of what it buys.
  • Buyers sending RFQsRequests arrive for titanium, Inconel, 7075 aluminium and tool steel, with tolerance and finishing attached. Demand shows up here before it reaches a purchase order.
  • Engineers reading the guidesThe buying guides are read by the people who choose processes and suppliers, on both sides of the request.

How we can work together

  1. Get introduced to shops that need what you sell

    Tell us the product and the fit. When a shop says it wants that introduction, we make it. We never pass on a shop that has not agreed.

  2. Be named in a guide where it fits

    Our guides name a material, tool type or process when it is the honest answer. Nobody pays for that, and we remove a mention that stops being accurate.

  3. Bring us a problem, not a banner

    Entering a new market, testing a product with real shops, or wanting to know why quotes stall. Describe it and we will tell you whether we can help.

Tell us what you supply

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Questions vendors ask

Does it cost anything to contact you?

No. Telling us what you supply is free. If there is a way to work together we agree it afterwards, in writing.

Do you sell a list of shops?

No. We do not sell or publish the shops in the network. We introduce you only when a shop agrees to the introduction.

Can I be named in your buying guides?

Only where it fits the technical point being made. Nobody pays to be named, and a mention can be removed if it stops being accurate.