A fabrication interface for teams that need faster iteration without losing process evidence.

Vision: make every sheet metal decision traceable before the PO is issued.

The old RFQ flow hides too much context. A price arrives, but the buyer may not know whether the quote assumed a different bend radius, a looser cosmetic surface, a substitute material, or a simplified inspection plan. Oshcut's operating idea is to turn those assumptions into visible engineering checkpoints. That means the same part record can carry revision notes, manufacturability warnings, material and finish options, and production readiness signals across prototype, pilot, and bridge orders.