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Banks lend against collateral. We lend against demand.

A bank can only see your balance sheet. We see the work headed to your shop. So we finance equipment against routed jobs, repay it from those jobs, and stop collecting when the work stops.

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Repaid per job
A fixed deduction from what we already owe you.
Paused if routing stops
No collecting on work we didn’t send.
Yours at payoff
Title passes to you when the balance clears.
Zero-point workholding, exploded: receiver, pull studs and palletAn isometric exploded view of a zero-point system. At the bottom, a receiver plate with four clamping modules is bolted to a section of machine table with T-slots. Above it, four pull studs line up over the receiver's clamping bores, and above them the pallet, a plate with a grid of tapped holes, is lifted clear. Dashed lines show the axes the studs and pallet drop along. Callouts: receiver on your table; pallet on the standard grid; four pull studs locate and clamp.123
  1. Receiver on your tableInstalled on your machine, financed against routed work
  2. Pallet on the standard gridParts are located and clamped off the machine
  3. Four pull studs locate and clampAt the spindle it’s a swap, not a re-indicate
Zero-point workholding of the class this program finances.

The collateral is the order flow.

We generate the work, so we can lend against it instead of against your building. Three things qualify.

  • The workholding standard

    One zero-point system across the network — base plate, pallets on the standard grid, pull studs. Bought by us at network pricing, installed on your machines.

  • Probing hardware

    A spindle probe kit at cost, for shops that are otherwise a fit. We’d rather fund the probe than lose the shop.

  • Capability upgrades

    Equipment that opens new work — metrology for tight-tolerance packets, fixturing for multi-part batches. Financed against the work it unlocks.

The kit doesn’t know which jobs came from us. It speeds up everything that machine cuts, including the work you sell yourself.

Version 0.1 needs nothing financed. Jaw stock runs about $40–100 a set, and off-list vises get a free adapter plate.

Four steps, in order.

Nothing starts until we’ve paid you several times.

  1. 01

    You earn eligibility

    It starts once you’re live and is earned from your delivered record. You don’t apply for it.

  2. 02

    We buy the kit

    At network pricing, not single-shop pricing. You don’t front the money, carry the PO or negotiate with the vendor.

  3. 03

    You repay per job

    A fixed deduction per routed job, taken from what we already owe you. No monthly payment due whether or not the work came.

  4. 04

    The balance clears

    Deductions stop at zero and the hardware is yours. No renewal, no rollover into a second kit, no residual.

How the kit is repaid: per routed job, paused when routing stopsA balance-over-time chart with no dollar figures. The kit is installed and the balance starts full. Each routed job steps the balance down by a fixed deduction. Where routing stays below the agreed floor for ninety days, through no fault of the shop, the balance runs flat: deductions pause. Routing resumes and the balance reaches zero: paid off, title passes to you. If you leave the network, buy out the balance on a straight-line basis or send the hardware back.Balance1234Routed jobs over time1Kit installedWe buy it at network pricing2A fixed deduction per routed jobTaken from what we already owe you3Routing slows → deductions pause90 days below the floor, not your fault4Paid off: title passes to youNo renewal, no rollover, no residualLeave the network?Buy out the balance on a straight-linebasis, or send the hardware back.

The terms, in plain words.

Every term is in the financing addendum to the Shop Production Agreement. You get it in full before anything is installed.

What it costs
The kit at network pricing plus a stated administration amount, written on the addendum before you sign. It doesn’t move. No interest, no APR, no margin on a base plate.
The pause clause
If routing falls below the agreed floor for ninety days through no fault of yours, deductions pause. We don’t collect on demand we didn’t deliver.
Exit options
Leave the network and you either buy out the balance on a straight-line basis or send the hardware back.
Title at payoff
When the balance clears, the hardware is yours outright — not leased back, not tied to staying in the network.

What has to be true first.

Eligibility comes from your delivered record, not a credit check — the same record that sets your routing priority, and you can see all of it.

Staying on version 0.1 is fine. No shop is ever de-listed for running jaws.

  1. 01

    You’re live: qualification job passed, calibration jobs complete.

  2. 02

    Several completed paid jobs, so there’s delivered history to lend against.

  3. 03

    First-pass yield at or above the network threshold.

  4. 04

    Calendar honesty index in good standing: what you declare matches what you deliver.

  5. 05

    For pallet-tier work: a repeatability runoff passed on the installed kit.

Want the numbers for your own machines? We’ll model the kit cost, the per-job deduction and the payoff for your shop.

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For buyers

Send us a part

Upload a CAD file. We engineer it once, and every run after — at any shop in the network — is the same part. Catalog parts are priced in minutes; custom work is quoted within two business days.

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For shops

Get paid first

Financing comes after we’ve paid you. Start where every shop starts: tell us what you run, and we’ll tell you within two business days whether the network fits.

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