For manufacturers and machine shops

Make real production needs part of the CAD workflow.

KernelCAD helps turn a part brief into editable CAD, reviewable geometry and manufacturing handoff files. We want to work with manufacturers who can help shape that process around real shop constraints.

Share your capabilities, a part you want to make, or implement Supplier Bridge v1 with one HTTPS quote endpoint.

KernelCAD model of a motor mounting plate, shown as an example of editable manufacturing CAD
Editable CAD example · cut plateSTEP / STL
Input part brief Model editable CAD Review dimensions and geometry Handoff STEP, STL or drawing PDF

Bring the shop into the conversation.

Good manufacturing handoffs start with process limits, materials and tolerances. Your experience can help us make the path from a CAD idea to a useful shop file clearer and more practical.

01 / CAPABILITIES

Tell us what you make

Processes, materials, part sizes, tolerances, location and the types of jobs that fit your shop.

02 / REAL PARTS

Choose a useful project

Bring a real part or manufacturing workflow. We can agree the scope and required files before any work starts.

03 / FEEDBACK

Review the handoff

Point out what a shop needs to see in a model, drawing or manufacturing pack to assess a part.

One endpoint, not a custom platform project.

Supplier Bridge v1 sends the exact process, material, quantity, delivery country and a reviewed STEP, STL or DXF file. Your system returns an exact quote or declines. KernelCAD handles regional routing and the customer-facing price.

INPUT

Reviewed job package

Receive one authenticated HTTPS request with the CAD file, dimensions and job requirements.

OUTPUT

Exact supplier quote

Return your price, quote reference, expiry and optional hosted checkout URL.

A small first step.

Start with one part or one workflow. We will agree the goal, files and responsibilities together, then decide if there is a useful next step.

STEP 01

Share the context

Describe your shop, the process and the part or workflow you want to discuss.

STEP 02

Review the requirements

We discuss material, size, tolerances, output files and any constraints that affect the work.

STEP 03

Agree a scope

If the fit is clear, we define the work, timing and next action before starting.

Start here

Send a work request.

Tell us what your shop can make or what part and workflow you want to explore. We will review the details and follow up by email.

Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-minute meeting ↗

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