Last spring, Justin Robinson was among the first freshmen to join a new program at an Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University rocket club, where new members learn the basics of designing and building a rocket engine from the ground up.
SendCutSend was named the winner of a Gold Stevie® Award in the Manufacturing category in The 23rd Annual American Business Awards® today.
With an average delivery time of two to three days on standard orders, SendCutSend’s Expedite Service combined with the strategic location of their three facilities (Reno, Nev., Paris, Ken., and Arlington, Tex.) means that customers across the United States can see their custom parts at their door in as little as 48 hours.
The company recently cut its turnaround time in half with its newly launched “Expedite Service.” Custom manufactured parts are now out the door in less than two days.
The team is included in the SendCutSend STEM Sponsorship Program, a new program that offers $750 worth of their services, plus technical advice and resources from industry experts to the MECHACOYOTES.
As an official supplier for the 2025 Kit of Parts (KitBot) for the FIRST® Robotics Competition, SendCutSend is providing custom laser cut metal as well as vouchers to enable students to further customize their builds.
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“It all started in a garage…” is the beginning of many, well-known origin stories for successful entrepreneurs and companies. It’s also true for SendCutSend CEO Jim Belosic who uncovered his passion for design and manufacturing in a garage—and a huge business opportunity that came along with it.
Determining the correct order of operations for any project can be difficult, but especially this one. There’s just so much to do, and first steps are the hardest to take. The last time we spoke, this project hadn’t really left the computer. But now I finally have a mockup to work with.
“It all started in a garage…” is the beginning of many well-known origin stories for successful entrepreneurs and companies. The same script applies for Jim Belosic, who uncovered his passion for design and manufacturing in a garage, as well as the huge business opportunity that came along with it.
The 1956 International S-120 that Christian and the talented crew of Wood’s Offroad in San Marcos, California, have been plugging away at has definitely required some creativity and highly customized parts courtesy of Johnny Wood, Shayne Wardle, and a bunch of one-off parts we had custom-built via SendCutSend.
The ultimate F-350 tow rig and one wild International off-roader are coming to 4×4 Garage, presented by RealTruck.
The 2020 F-350 and 1956 International S-120 builds that Christian Hazel and Johnny Wood are doing for MotorTrend’s4×4 Garageshow, presented by RealTruck, are well underway, and there’s some exciting stuff happening.
From prototypes to production runs of 50,000 parts or more, SendCutSend makes manufacturing accessible to all.
RENO, NEV., UNITED STATES, January 11, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — In 2022, SendCutSend had its largest year of growth since its 2018 inception. The online laser cutting company added international shipping to Canada, five new services, dozens of additional materials, and increased laser and bending power.
Of the many CNC machines available, most can be sorted into one of two categories: additive manufacturing or subtractive manufacturing. Additive manufacturing refers to machining methods that add material, while subtractive manufacturing refers to machining methods that remove material from a base object.
SendCutSend is a great resource for making bespoke parts with all kinds of materials, whether you’re a CAD pro or just scribbling designs on napkins.
The manufacturing industry can be barrier-filled with long wait times, international outsourcing, minimum order requirements, exorbitant cost, and limited customization. However, in 2018 a hobbyist with a background in software sought to revolutionize the manufacturing process through automation and create an Amazon-style service for the everyman. Today, SendCutSend has landed at 339 on the annual Inc. 5000 list.
Never thought I’d be fabricating my own factory parts working on a car as common as a Honda Civic. But here I am reverse-engineering a piece of plastic.
Just under 50 companies from parts manufacturers to sandwich shops across Nevada landed on the annual Inc. 5000 list ranking the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.
We are not so sure how to categorize the ‘Jet-A-Send’ “car,” though. According to the owners, this is the “turbine/electric demonstration vehicle for SendCutSend,” a company specializing in “CNC and laser cutting services” performed on a variety of materials, such as aluminum, steel, brass, plastics, titanium, and more.
Laser Cutters for cutting metals are awesome tools, but the tools themselves can take up a significant footprint in a home garage–not to mention making a huge dent in our salary! Instead of installing a metal laser cutter and learning how to use it myself, I’ve started opting for options in SendCutSend‘s catalog.
If you’ve ever wished you had precision cut parts for your project or build, wish no more — SendCutSend will precision laser-cut even one-off parts in a variety of materials for as little as $39 and ship free in a couple of days.
As part of my series about the “5 Things You Need To Know To Create a Successful App or SaaS”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Jim Belosic.
Could the metal fabrication industry see a company as dominant as Amazon is in the retail business? It’s a possibility, especially if the vision of Industry 4.0 becomes reality.
Rapid turnaround laser cutting enables aerospace manufacturers to meet prototyping demands. Below are four laser cutting advantages for aerospace and how SendCutSend’s e-commerce model allows it to quickly process work for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and tier suppliers.
Jim Belosic is CEO of SendCutSend, a high-tech, rapid-manufacturing company specializing in the precision cutting of a variety of metals and aerospace materials. An avid hobbyist and maker, Belosic often found himself in need of specialized parts in small quantities to create his passion projects.
Today’s consumers demand customization. One industry study commissioned by Protolabs determined that 86 percent of Americans found customization appealing when it comes to electronic devices.
For prototyping parts in metal, a laser cutter comes in dang handy…if you can afford one. For those of you who can’t yet justify the cost, yet would like to make prototypes out of metal, an outsourcing service called SendCutSend offers an affordable alternative with speedy delivery times.
Laser-cut metal parts have never been easier to manufacture. With new instant-quoting vendors, innovative cutting processes and fast turnaround times, custom-manufactured parts can be outsourced and produced with speed and precision, at an affordable price.
Here is a step-by-step guide on the best practices for designing metal signage.
SendCutSend, Reno, Nev., a contract laser cutting company, said it has stepped up product of parts being made in response to COVID-19.
Whether you are an engineer, an entrepreneur, or just a frequent user of prototypes, laser cutting allows the design and manufacture of products with speed and precision — at a low cost.
Laser cutting and water jet are two commonly used cutting processes in manufacturing. Depending on the material required and the desired end result, one of these two methods may be more advantageous. Below, learn the fundamental differences between these processes and the applications in which both processes are best suited.
SendCutSend’s unique business model simplifies metal manufacturing processes by allowing users to create custom, one-off parts, at a fraction of competitors’ prices.
Two companies joined forces to develop a new generation of battery packs that are both cost-effective and easy to build.
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Our founders, Jim and Jake, were always working on projects in their garage. They used the tools they had laying around to get the job done, but with compromises. When they tried to up their fabrication game by using custom made laser cut parts, none of the local shops wanted the work.
So they set out to find a new way, and SendCutSend was born.
