Fast Turnaround Metal Parts for Low-Volume Runs

Hello Montgomery,

Are long lead times or part inconsistencies making your job more difficult than it should be?

That’s exactly where many of our customers were before they started working with Duncan Manufacturing Solutions.

We support teams with quick-turn CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication, helping projects move from early prototypes through ongoing production.

Our work is handled completely in-house, including sheet metal forming and bending, precision waterjet cutting, CNC machining support, certified welding and assembly, heat treating, paint and finishing, and final inspection.

Is there an current project that’s been especially challenging to resource lately?

Kind regards,

Matt Beaver

Duncan Aviation
(214) 444-5129
3701 Aviation Rd
Lincoln, NE 68524

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Capacity planning context

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to share one last bit of context.

We’ve helped OEM teams consolidate machining work and stabilize lead times by keeping production local to our Houston facility, especially during production ramps or when internal capacity is tight.

If this is useful now, I’m happy to share details. If not, no problem at all.

Jacob Warrens
Dimensional Machine Works
317-342-0267
www.dimensional-machineworks.com

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Beyond the quotes

Hey Montgomery,

Many shops end up chasing bids because they don’t have a plan to attract better work directly. It feels safe and easy, but it usually leads to low margins and short-term wins.

Factur helps manufacturing suppliers step out of that cycle and into consistent expansion. The result is stronger partnerships, better-fit projects, and more predictable work.

We don’t replace reps or agencies. We provide something different. A model built exclusively for manufacturers.

Should I share a few examples?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

e: alyssa@facturideamg.com

w: facturideamg.com

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Re: A supplier thought

Hi Montgomery,

One area where Die Craft M&E is often helpful is when a component needs more than one supplier step, such

as waterjet cutting, fabrication, welding, machining, and assembly. That can be especially useful for

replacement components, machined weldments, and large industrial parts where routing and coordination

matter.

Could we schedule a brief conversation with your engineering team to see if this applies at Denrgy?

John Boss
Die Craft Machining and Engineering
Business Development Manager
M. 317-342-2235
www.diecraftengmachine.com

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On 6/24/2026, 09:12:00, john@diecraftengmachine.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

Just following up here. Is engineering the right team to discuss outside support for large machined parts,

machined weldments, or engineered spares?

Could we schedule a short intro with the right person?

John Boss
Die Craft Machining and Engineering
Business Development Manager
M. 317-342-2235
www.diecraftengmachine.com

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On 6/18/2026, 08:43:20, john@diecraftengmachine.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to put Die Craft M&E on your radar as a manufacturing resource for large-part machining, waterjet

cutting, fabrication, welding, and engineered industrial components. Our strongest fit is work that is more

complex than basic commodity machining, especially large components, machined weldments, replacement

parts, and spares that require multiple steps. Teams often come to us when OEM timelines are stretched,

supplier coordination is slowing projects, or internal equipment is tied up.

Would it be worth a brief conversation to see if we could support Denrgy on future part ’ needs?

John Boss

Die Craft Machining and Engineering

Business Development Manager

m. 317-342-223