Has anyone ever used emachineshop to fabricate parts?

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That's a big run for me, as I usually get stuff made two or so at a time. 100 should be no problem at all. I'm assuming the EMS file stands for E Machine Shop, in which case, it won't be useable by anything else, and I seriously doubt there's any program that will read it. SolidWorks can open an amazing amount of different file types, but EMS isn't one of them. Just another way to keep their customers from going anywhere else...

A hand drawing is just fine to start with. After that, I can send you drawings so you can make changes or accept.

Thanks for the interest!

The one good thing about their stuff is that it at least has the number for distance, depth, etc so that I can give you a 3d drawing, top, bottom, left, and right views and write in those dimensions or print them out to show scale. Better yet I can do some screen shots showing the stuff on the screen. Once I figure out what I want to do for certain, I'll let you know and send you some drawings/etc to see what things would cost me. We can work around them any way I see fit. MMMMMMMuuuuuuuuuuHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!