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Here I needed just two brackets to do a test run to start replacing my prototype. After no local metal shop would respond and custom fabricators had no user friendly system, I thankfully found you guys. I’m still in shock because not only is the online system super easy to use and informative - but the pricing is surprisingly affordable - which incentivizes me to order more parts. Then you have incredible customer service as I was immediately shown how to add a simple parallel line to locate on the press bend which actually improved the part. They arrived early and even the packaging is top tier. My mind is blown because I just can’t wait to make all my personal dream projects into reality - with a goal to mass produce. BTW your videos are perfect. Love the outtake intro and candid format! Thank you!!!🙏🏼👊🏼🤙🏼

Oh man that’s cool..

What machine do you use to press fit self clinch nuts? I'm currently using a round die and hit it with a hammer. It works okay but I know that's not the correct way to do it. Mc Master carr sells a tool for $500, would you recommend it? Thanks

First wooden single rail coaster!

Jim and Jake are the perfect personalities for these videos! Looking forward to the next video!

That is mint.

I’m surprised to hear you don’t do stainless PEMs in aluminum. My customers almost always spec SS hardware for 5052 and we’ve never had any issues with it (unless it needs to be chromated after). Makes me want to do some pushout tests. Anyway, these videos are great. I wish I could show them to my customers!

The most underrated PEM has got to be the TPS pilot pins: solid, smooth, stainless shaft with a chamfered end. Basically a dowel pin that actually stays straight in sheet metal. I use them constantly in jigs/fixtures as locators, hard stops, even short axles.

Please keep doing these videos to showcase all of your services practically...❤

Here are some of our top resources for using SendCutSend's Insert Hardware: A Guide to PEM Inserts: sendcutsend.com/blog/pem-hardware-inserts-in-sheet-metal/ Stainless Steel vs Zinc Coated Mild Steel PEM Hardware: sendcutsend.com/blog/pem-hardware-stainless-steel-vs-zinc-coated-mild-steel/ Studs, Nuts, & Standoffs Which is Best for Your Project? sendcutsend.com/blog/studs-nuts-standoffs/

U coulda made it outta rebar in maybe 20 mins

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Great and now I'm going to disappear for 3 months

Solidworks for Makers is very cheap. And it has all of the functions of the regular seat (I use it professionally and at home) Maker version is $49/year (was $99/year which is still a deal)

Hey SendCutSend, how about some mild steel deburring?!

Would love to see 1080 hardened steel for making saw plates. Would love to see some CNC lathe action so I could order custom knurled screws. I can dream, can’t I?

Stacks of Send Cut Send goodness!

Love you guys. Maybe smile some more.. hehehe.. great work.. keep er going!

Yo from Maine....we use you guys all the damn time. Can't recommend enough.

Do you have any plans to offer a 3D steel tube cutting service? An example might be a 16” long 2” by 4” by 1/8” wall tube with holes and other features cut on four of the surfaces and ends. Thanks for your helpful videos!

Easiest service that gets the boss off my back on our phase 2 testing prototypes after 3D printing. This is all done before we send the files off to our normal supplier for first articles. But the boss thinks I order from ya'll for the candy / stickers :)

It seems like the unwashed hobbyist and the OEs are broadly after the same thing-> a) accurate parts b) fast delivery c) low cost and in ~6 years you've been able to develop this workflow that can accommodate this expansive market and are continuing to try to make it better. Super cool!! Also thanks for sharing these videos as they are informative and a hoot watch over lunch. Keep 'em coming!!

Have you considered a website for people to sell part kits through you?

How do you guys see weekdays vs weekend days? Are you shut down?

do you guys do die pressing or spinning? or can anyone refer me to someone?

You charge for deburing? I get it and it’s only a dollar but in the machine shop I worked at if i even put a piece of stock back with a sharp edge I heard about it. I may be wrong but IMO a piece isn’t complete until all the sharp edges are removed.

Impeccable song choice

I really like your services, placed a few orders already. Learning CAD to make my own car parts, simple ones so far

I like that stool...very good design. I'm gonna try making some things soon but now I just need a program to design stuff and I'll be able to have you guys cut it and send it out!

Been loving the laser cutting services but would love for you guys to add alloy steel cnc machining from a step file. There's a lack of good/quick services for that, the best I can find is either absurdly expensive or 30 day turnaround.

Nice. TY 👌👍

Hey my names Gerald burnham I put in an application to your guys Paris Kentucky location I watch your TH-cam was just wondering if you could get back to me on that I’m really interested to learn

Galvanized steel. Cheaper than stainless, I guess.

Zinc anodes are so cool. At work we put big (like football sized) anodes on subsea pipelines. These things get eaten up by the sea, but super cool to see that zinc basically just redirects the rust

Nothing to show 😶

Your video editor cuts send cut sends

The BIGGEST pain in the butt to weld on

I think I’m gonna get this for Christmas

Random bit of air ducting foil fluttering across the screen at 2:24?

How about a brief block of instruction, on using y’all’s online CAD software, for us old dummies without a clue?

Why?

That looks like the dash I had made for my FFR Daytona Coupe 🎉

Is there a guideline for how much smaller to maker a waterjet cut hole that will eventually be tapped?

Muy speedy

Great work! Can we design directly in vectors? I'm not in the business of laser cutting, nor intend to be except for designing.

The vent sticking out is still a bit of an eyesore, I'd paint it black to match the grate, but the real issue is you need some trim.

Send. Cut. Send. It’s all right there in the name 😂.

These guys do great with small shipments as well. Parts are always packed well enough to arrive undamaged.

Isn’t this what causes dust? Crazy to see

Rigidity and stiffness, you say? 🤔