Partners for Jig and Fixture Projects
Fixtures are short projects with clear drawings. We bring them, you design or build them.
Who we work with
Most fixtures need a designer, a machine shop and a few suppliers.
Machine shops
Plates, blocks, pins and assemblies.
Fixture designers
Locating and clamping design from part models.
Welding shops
Welded bases and frames.
Heat treat and grinding
Hardened pins, pads and gauges.
Clamping suppliers
Manual, hydraulic and zero-point systems.
Gauge makers
Go and no-go and attribute gauges.
How working with us looks
Register
Tell us what you make, your equipment and the work you want more of.
We check the fit
We review your details and may ask for samples, photos or a visit before the first job.
Get project scopes
When a project fits your shop, we send the drawings, quantity and target date.
Quote and build
You quote us and produce. We handle the customer, documents and logistics.
What we look for
We keep the list short so every partner gets work it can win.
- Precision machiningYou machine plates and pins to drawing tolerances and measure them.
- Response timeYou answer project scopes within 48 hours, even when the answer is no.
- InspectionYou measure what you ship and share the results with us.
- ConfidentialityYou sign an NDA when a customer asks for one and keep customer files private.
- Honest quotingYou decline work you cannot hold rather than quote and miss.
Register as a partner
Takes about five minutes. We reply within 24 business hours. You can also email .
Questions partners ask
Is there a fee to register?
No. Registering is free and does not oblige you to quote anything we send.
Who talks to the customer?
We do. We handle the customer, drawings, changes and delivery, so your team can focus on production. Technical questions go through us or a shared thread with us on copy.
What do you send with a project?
Drawings or 3D files, material, quantity, tolerances, finish and the target date. If the customer asked for an NDA, you sign it before the files are released.
Which partners do you need most?
Machine shops for plates and components, fixture designers who work from part models and suppliers of clamps and locating components.