Frequently asked questions
To send a file to SendCutSend, your Autodesk Fusion design must be in inches or millimeters. Fusion defaults to centimeters, which we cannot accept. You can either set your default units before starting a design or update the units in your document settings after a design is created. Always export your DXF from a sketch or flat pattern, not from the File menu. …
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Bend radius depends on more than just thickness — tooling, material tensile strength, and die width all play a role. Some thinner materials may even have a larger bend radius than thicker ones. …
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You can convert a sketch or body to sheet metal in Fusion using the Flange tool or Extrude, then Convert Body to Sheet Metal. Learn how in the full FAQ! …
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If your order qualifies, you will see the option to add Overnight Shipping to your order at checkout. This option will not be available for parts shipped outside the US. The express shipping fee will depend on the size and weight of your order. …
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Our nickel plating is quite thin (adding approximately ~0.0002″ per side), so you will need to be careful to avoid wearing through the finish. A small amount of light polishing may be doable but any more aggressive treatment like sanding could penetrate through to the underlying material. …
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