Frequently asked questions

If you need to export a file from QCAD, great news! You can save the file natively within QCAD – no special export process needed. Just press Ctrl+Shift+S to save the file in either the DXF or DWG format. Whether you’re a CAD pro or just starting out, QCAD is useful for reviewing two-dimensional DXF […]

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We created a handy bend deduction calculator to help you make sure that your flange lengths are spot-on, every time. Check out the full FAQ and learn how to use it! …
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To export a STEP file from Autodesk Fusion, go to File > Export, select **STEP Files (.stp, .step) from the Type dropdown, name your file, choose a save location, and click Export. Before exporting, make sure your design meets SendCutSend’s guidelines and is set to either inches or millimeters at 1:1 scale. …
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Team SendCutSend manufactures all parts with their own equipment in two US facilities. This includes everything from DFM, cutting, post processing, and quality control before shipping parts. …
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Our typical raw material flatness deviation is +/- 0.030” per foot in our laser cut sheet metals. Individual part flatness depends on the cut geometry and stress relief when material is removed during the cut process, so we’re not able to guarantee the flatness of finished parts. …
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