Re: Machining, tooling, and die work

Hi Montgomery,

Just checking back in in case my last note was not relevant at the moment.

Evansville Tool and Die supports manufacturers with CNC machining, job shop machining, production part turning, tooling, progressive dies, thermoform molds, fixtures, reverse engineering, and repair work.

It may be helpful to connect if your team is open to adding supplier coverage for machining, tooling, or die support.

Would a brief conversation with you and your engineering team be worthwhile?

Derek Cavanaugh
Evansville Tool and Die
M. (317) 406-7878
www.evansvilledieinc.com

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On 9/23/2026, 08:35:42, cavanaugh@evansvilledieinc.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

My name is Derek Cavanaugh with Evansville Tool and Die.

We are a machining and tool and die shop based in Evansville, Indiana, supporting manufacturers with CNC machining, job shop machining, progressive dies, thermoform molds, blank dies, form dies, fixtures, jigs, machine details, die components, production part turning, repair, and reverse engineering.

Our work is often a fit when teams need a steady shop for tooling, machined components, die work, thermoform tooling, or overflow machining support.

If this is an area your team is currently evaluating, would it make sense to set up a brief conversation with you and your engineering team?
Respectfully,
Derek Cavanaugh
Evansville Tool and Die
M. (317) 406-7878

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Re: Hiring another salesperson?

Hello Montgomery,

More quote-ready opportunities usually means hiring another salesperson but it doesn't have to.At Factur, we focus on creating that layer for you. Generating conversations and working them to the point where your team can step in at quoting.

It gives you more quote-ready leads without changing your internal structure.Does this sound like something you’d want to explore?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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On 10/20/2026, 05:34:48, davis@facturmy.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

Looking at adding sales headcount?

For most industrial suppliers, that means a long search followed by an even longer onboarding period.

At Factur, we run that function for you, generating conversations and bringing them to the point where your team can step in at quoting. Most clients start seeing traction in the first couple of months.It ends up being a lower-risk way to add coverage without putting another full-time salary on the books.

Open to a 15-minute call?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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Before adding sales headcount

Hello Montgomery,

Looking at adding sales headcount?

For most industrial suppliers, that means months of hiring, training, and ramp time before they're producing.

At Factur, we run that function for you, generating conversations and bringing them to the point where your team can step in at quoting. Most clients start seeing traction in the first couple of months.It ends up being a lower-risk way to add coverage without putting another full-time salary on the books.

Is that something worth exploring?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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Build-to-print sheet metal

Hi Montgomery,

Quick note to introduce our team.

At Sierra Peaks, sheet metal fabrication is our core, with capabilities in sheet metal parts, weldments, and assemblies to help keep builds on schedule.

We support OEM and tier one programs out of Albuquerque, NM and San Diego, CA, and we also offer in-house support for machining, cables and harnesses, electromechanical assembly, and engineering when it helps consolidate suppliers.

Would you be open to a 15-minute Zoom next Thursday at 9am?

Respectfully,

Derek Cavanaugh

Sierra Peaks Corporation

M. (317) 406-7878

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