CNC prototyping is an essential step in bringing your product to life. It lets you see how your design performs in the real world and identify issues early. However, turning that prototype into a production-ready part can be tougher than you think.
Under pressure to cut spending? Struggling to maintain quality standards? The increase in raw material and energy costs is pushing up the price of CNC machining, but knowing what other aspects of your project will affect price can help you to keep costs down.
Designing an electronic enclosure isn't always straightforward, and keeping costs down can be crucial for making the end product financially viable. From material choice to surface finish, there are decisions made across the whole manufacturing process where you may be adding unnecessary costs.