Drawing and version
revision + changes
CNC production · Estonia
From prototype to series production.
Same drawing revision, process method and inspection from the first approved piece through series. A batch does not start from zero.
Continuity
Prototype → series, same baseline.
With the first approved part we fix feasibility. In series we carry forward revision, fixturing and inspection.
Series may optimise the method; revision, requirements and inspection points must remain.
Material and requirements
material + critical characteristics
How we make it
fixturing, fixture, process sequence
Inspection
critical characteristics
Workflow
FAI → series.
Typical sequence from single part to repeat order — step weight depends on the part.
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01
Drawing and requirements
CAD + requirements
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02
Review
feasibility / DFM
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03
First article
FAI
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04
Approval
approval / revision
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05
Production baseline
series method
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06
Repeat order
repeat order
Volumes
Volume drives fixturing.
Higher volume → more fixturing, tooling, inspection stabilisation.
01 / single part
Single part
- feasibility
- setups
- characteristic inspection
02 / prototype and first batch
Prototype / first batch
- fit / function
- revision
- FAI / batch
03 / repeat series
Series
- fixturing
- inspection points
- repeat-order baseline
Ketmas production
Case
Prototype → series.
Input, FAI, changes, series baseline.
- Task
- drawing, material, quantity
- First run
- method + inspection
- Refinement
- revision / change
- Repeat work
- series work baseline
Series quality
Same result batch after batch.
Revision + method + inspection points = repeatable batch.
Quality
01
Requirement requirements
02
First article FAI
03
Work process
04
Repeat repeat
We grow with customers
Capability with the job.
When needed we build fixtures, expand measurement or add equipment — if the job requires it.
Goal: stable series, less variation, one partner.
Practical questions
FAQ
Drawing, quantity, critical requirements, recurrence.
Can we start with one part?
Yes. Single/prototype alone or as a prelude to series. Feasibility from the drawing.
Are prototype and series always made the same way?
Not necessarily — in series we optimise fixturing/inspection; revision remains the baseline.
What is retained for a repeat order?
Typically: revision, program, fixture, inspection plan — scope per job.
Can capability grow with volume?
Yes. When needed: fixture, measurement, process or machine.
Quote
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