V15.6
A welder in a hood works on a curved steel stair in the shop, a green laser line across the work. A yellow bridge crane runs overhead and a United States flag hangs on the far wall

Bring a part or an idea. Watch it get priced and drawn.

A working fabrication shop in the USA with a live engine out front. The price and the drawings are free. Like what you see? Push go and we build it.

Shipping is its own line, priced for your ZIP. FedEx for boxed parts, truck freight for big welded work, shown before you pay. Or pick it up at the shop for $0.

Have a drawing?Or a model. Drop it, get a price. Have a set?Metal takeoff. Have an idea?Conjure it now. No account needed.
  1. UploadDrop in a STEP file. Pick the metal and the finish.
  2. Watch it runThe engine reads the part, prices it and draws it while you wait.
  3. Order itWe cut, bend and weld it, and ship it by FedEx or truck. Your STEP file and drawings come with it.

Price it first. No account.

Drop a STEP file and the engine prices it and reads every piece. An account is for saving and ordering, and it takes just your email.

Or open an account

To save your parts and order. One minute.

At least 10 characters.

Opening an account means you agree to the terms and the privacy notice.

Have an account?

Conjure The plan room.

Give us your ideas, your napkin sketches, your wants. We'll set them free in steel.

Sketch it, snap it, say it. The QUOTE$MITH draws it, the engine prices it, we build it. No CAD needed.

  • A real 3D model. Turn it, change it, until it's right.
  • The real engine price. The same price and drawing set as an upload, free.
  • Then we build it. Nothing is cut until you sign the drawings.
  • Metal takeoff. Drop the set. Get the metals, listed by sheet and priced.

or open your account

Metal takeoff

Drop the set. Get the metals, listed by sheet and priced.

Every line carries the sheet it came from. Anything the drawings don't show comes back as a question. Small items price right away; stairs, rails and structural steel get a look from the shop before the price is final. Other trades are listed, not priced. The list is free, no account needed.

Paul

Make me a console frame for the hall. 66 long, 8 deep, 26 high.
Thin and clean, black. Nothing chunky.

QUOTE$MITHOn it. 1 in square tube legs, 3/4 in square tube rails at three levels, welded and ground smooth, powder coat black. Drawing it now.

Console frame in square tube, three rail levels

3D model, shop drawings, engine price

Barn owner

I need a truss system for my barn. Steel beams and drop channels, 50 foot span.
Welded clips to hold the timber roof purlins.

QUOTE$MITHGot it. Channel top and bottom chords, tube webs, plate gussets bolted at the heels and the peak, a welded clip at every purlin. Each truss in two halves, spliced at the peak. Drawing the set now.

Steel roof truss with plate gussets and purlin clips

3D model, shop drawings, engine price

Architect

I need a stair that climbs 13 feet and wraps back on itself. 36 wide.
Four step winder through a 180 turn.

QUOTE$MITHDone. Channel stringers, 36 in pan treads, a four step winder through the 180 on one 6 x 6 post, guard rail both sides, 13 ft rise. Drawing the set now.

Steel stair with a four step winder and a 180 turn

3D model, shop drawings, engine price

The Cut Bend Weld Go logo, cut and folded from one sheet of steel, shown on the shop's fixture table. The piece is rendered from the shop's 3D model

We do the work first.

Your price and a full set of drawings come back before you spend a dollar. Small jobs you can order on the spot. Stairs, frames and other large weldments get the drawings and a talk with the shop before any money moves.

Five jobs. One minute.

Real models through the engine: read, colored, priced and drawn. A bracket and a staircase take the same five steps.

Real models, read, priced and drawn by the live engine. Yours is worked out from your own model.
  • A plasma torch throws sparks while cutting slots in steel plate

    Cut

    Plate cut to 1 inch thick, from sheets up to 5 by 10 feet.

  • A fan of bent steel angles stacked at the press brake

    Bend

    Press brake forming, tube and pipe bending, rolled bar.

  • A welder strikes an arc over parts clamped to a long fixture table

    Weld

    MIG, TIG and stick, from one bracket to a full staircase.

  • A finished steel stair on the shop floor, pointed at the open bay door

    Go

    Finished, packed and shipped to you.

Made here.

Brackets, bent tube and formed parts, from the first cut to the box. Then the heavy work.

  • The plasma torch cuts the Cut Bend Weld Go stencil out of thin steel sheet, sparks flying
    Cutting our stencil
  • The Cut Bend Weld Go logo sprayed in white and lime on the side of the plasma table, the cut steel stencil leaning beside it
    Our mark, sprayed on
  • The plasma table with the logo sprayed along its side
    On the machine that cut it
  • The logo sprayed on the end of a rolling toolbox under the vise
    On the toolbox
  • The logo sprayed up the column of the Bridgeport mill
    On the Bridgeport
  • The logo sprayed on the mill column, seen from the other side
    On the mill
  • The logo sprayed in black and lime on the side of the ring roller
    On the roller
  • A sheet of metal on the cutting table with part outlines cut through it
    Cut from the sheet
  • The torch cuts rows of slotted plates out of a steel sheet on the cutting table
    On the cutting table
  • A torch throws sparks while cutting slotted plates from a sheet
    Cutting the plate
  • A grinder throws sparks across a cut part on the cutting table
    Ground clean
  • A length of steel clamped in the band saw
    At the saw
  • A man works at the ironworker with stacks of punched angle on the bench
    At the ironworker
  • A gloved hand holds a punched plate in front of a stack of bent angles
    Bent and punched
  • A small plate sits on the die of the press brake under the punch
    In the brake
  • A stack of bent plates held up at the press brake
    Bent at the brake
  • Stacks of formed plates on the press brake
    Stacked at the brake
  • A welded setup with upright rods sitting in the press brake
    Set up in the brake
  • A row of formed steel brackets standing on the table
    Formed brackets
  • Two rows of U shaped brackets on the table
    U brackets
  • A group of bright gusset brackets standing on the fixture table
    Gusset brackets
  • Rows of gusset plates standing on base plates on the fixture table
    Gussets, set up
  • Formed sheet metal pieces with flanges on a bench
    Formed sheet
  • Long formed sheet metal parts with tabs on the fixture table
    Formed and notched
  • Bright formed stainless parts laid on the fixture table
    Formed stainless
  • A stack of plates with a pressed dimple and stepped edges
    Dimpled plates
  • A stack of cut plates standing on the fixture table
    Plates, stacked
  • A row of short posts welded to base plates on the fixture table
    Posts on base plates
  • Formed channels stacked in a pyramid on the fixture table
    Formed channels
  • Long formed strips laid side by side on the fixture table
    Formed strips
  • Long formed channels running the length of the fixture table
    Long channels
  • A length of tube clamped in the tube bender
    Tube in the bender
  • A bent tube lying on the fixture table
    A tube bend
  • A long bent tube lies on the fixture table beside a tape measure and a hammer
    Long tube, two bends
  • Two fans of bent tube pieces laid out on the fixture table
    Bent tube
  • Two heavy bent tubes standing on the fixture table
    Two bends
  • Bent tubes stacked on the fixture table
    Tube bends, stacked
  • Bent tubes with coped ends on the fixture table
    Coped tube
  • A bent tube arch lying on the shop floor
    Bent tube arch
  • Two hairpin bends in round bar on the shop floor
    Hairpin bends
  • A bent bar handle held against its paper template
    Bent to the template
  • Four sets of thin bent stainless tubes laid out on the shop floor
    Stainless tube, bent
  • Sets of thin bent stainless tubes nested together on the floor
    Stainless tube sets
  • A row of bent rods lined up on the bench
    Bent rod
  • A pile of bent D shaped handles on a table
    D handles
  • A single bent handle on the edge of a table
    One handle
  • A flat bar passes between the dies of the bar roller
    Through the roller
  • A bar curves through the roller while a man with white hair measures at the table behind
    Rolling a curve
  • A long bar rolled to a curve on the fixture table
    Rolled bar
  • A stack of bent flat bar frames on the fixture table
    Bent frames
  • Bent flat bar frames stacked flat on the fixture table
    Bent frames, flat
  • A man with a white beard stands at the milling machine over a plate with a square opening
    On the mill
  • An end mill cuts a slot, with chips piled along the cut
    Milled
  • A milling machine stands in a hazy shop with sparks glowing behind it
    Mill in the haze
  • A welding arc lights up a part clamped to the fixture table
    Welded
  • A welder in a painted hood welds a part on the fixture table
    Under the hood
  • A welded steel frame with gussets and a curved plate on the fixture table
    Frame on the fixture table
  • A welded steel tube frame standing on the shop floor
    Welded frame
  • Calipers measure a formed part on the table
    Checked
  • Small bright brackets laid out on cardboard
    Finished brackets
  • An open carton of bent tube parts on the shop floor
    Boxed
  • Formed parts wrapped in film inside a wooden crate
    Wrapped and crated
  • A man with white hair lifts a wooden crate frame beside bent tube parts on the table
    Crated
  • A welder in a hood works on a railing panel of round bar on the fixture table
    Welding a railing
  • A man with white hair sets round bars into a rail on the fixture table
    Pickets into the rail
  • A man in glasses fits bar to a long railing on the fixture table
    Fitting a long rail
  • A man works on a steel railing panel with curved pickets standing on the fixture table
    Railing panel on the table
  • A framed wire mesh panel hangs from the hoist on the shop floor
    Mesh panel on the hoist
  • Looking up at wire mesh welded into a bright tube frame
    Mesh in a welded frame
  • A long perforated metal tray on stands runs down the shop
    Long perforated tray
  • A large welded steel frame hangs from a chain hoist in the shop
    Heavy frame on the chain
  • Close view of a heavy steel frame with rows of holes and dome head fasteners
    Heavy frame, close
  • An L shaped counter with a black steel base and a live edge wood top on the shop floor
    Steel base, wood top
  • A welder in a hood works on curved stair parts laid out on the fixture table
    Laying out the stringer
  • Two men work on long stair stringers laid across the fixture table
    Stringers on the table
  • A curved stair stringer held by a plate clamp on the fixture table
    Rolled stringer, clamped
  • Two men fit a steel beam on the fixture table while a stair section hangs from the hoist
    Two on the fit up
  • A welder in a hood works on a stair stringer hanging from a chain hoist
    Stringer on the hoist
  • Stair treads stacked up on the fixture table beside a rolling ladder
    Stair treads going on
  • Steel treads fitted to a curved stair on the fixture table
    Treads on the curved stair
  • The underside of a curved steel stair standing on the fixture table
    Curved stair, from below
  • Two men stand up on a curved steel stair, fitting it
    Fitting a curved stair
  • Two men work on a curved steel stair with sparks flying
    Curved stair, in progress
  • A welding arc flares high up on the curved stair
    Welding the stair
  • A welder in a hood sits up on the stair, welding
    Welding up top
  • Stair treads fixed to a stringer lying on the shop floor
    Treads bolted on
  • A steel stair section and a curved landing lying on the shop floor
    Stair section on the floor
  • A wide view of the shop with steel channel laid out on the floor under the bridge crane
    Stock on the floor
  • The shop floor seen from above, with a welding arc lit in the middle
    The shop
Bob, who runs the shop, holds up a name tag that reads Hello, my name is Bob. The Cut Bend Weld Go logo sits on the welding table in front of him.

Hello, my name is Bob.

I run the shop. The engine prices your part and draws it. I check every order before any steel is cut, and when a job needs a person, I am the one who calls you.

A question before you upload? Write to [email protected].

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