CAD • Drawings • CAM • Fixturing • Prototypes • Small-Batch Manufacturing
Whether you need a drawing made, a fixture designed, help programming a CNC job, or a handful of prototype parts manufactured, Tempe MFG provides practical manufacturing support without requiring a massive production order.
Start with a napkin sketch or a finished CAD file. Each service works on its own or as part of a full path from concept to finished part.
Turn sketches, measurements, existing parts, or concepts into professional 3D CAD models.
Priced hourly or as a package.
Clear drawings that shops can actually manufacture from.
Packages start at $125.
CAM and CNC programming support for compatible machines and controllers.
We confirm your machine and controller before starting. Not every machine is supported.
Help shops turn a programmed part into a repeatable manufacturing process.
Billed hourly.
Help solve difficult or repetitive workholding problems.
Design hourly. Fixture manufacturing by quote.
Prototypes and one-off components when the project fits our in-house capabilities.
Request a QuoteLimited quantities of parts without requiring large production volumes.
Request a QuotePredictable work has posted rates. Project scope is reviewed before work begins, and you receive an estimate when appropriate.
| Service | Rate | Typical work |
|---|---|---|
| CAD / Design Work | $75/ hour | Part modeling, design changes, reverse-engineering from measurements |
| Drawing / Drafting | $65/ hour | Manufacturing drawings, dimensioning, tolerance and callout cleanup |
| CAM Programming | $85/ hour | Toolpaths, operation planning, post-processing for supported machines |
| CNC Setup / Process Development | $95/ hour | Setup sheets, workholding strategy, repeatable process documentation |
Best for customers who already have a usable 3D model.
Best for turning a sketch, measurements, or straightforward concept into a CAD model.
For customers who need a part designed and documented for manufacturing.
Pricing shown represents typical starting prices. Complex geometry, assemblies, extensive revisions, tight-tolerance designs, specialty engineering requirements, and incomplete source information may require a custom quote. Tempe MFG is not a licensed professional engineering firm, and these services do not include engineering certification.
Prototype machining, small-batch manufacturing, complex fixturing, and unusual projects depend on material, tolerances, tooling, setup time, and quantity, so they are quoted per job.
Tempe MFG provides project-based CAD/CAM and manufacturing support for machine shops, fabrication shops, welding businesses, and small manufacturers. Hire us for a few hours, one job, or an ongoing project, with no large engineering contract attached.
Need more than a CAD model or drawing? Tempe MFG can manufacture suitable prototypes and small production runs or help coordinate outside manufacturing processes when a project exceeds our in-house capabilities.
Request a Manufacturing QuoteWe do not post machining prices. Cost depends on material, complexity, tooling, tolerances, setup time, and quantity, so each job gets its own quote.
One-offs and first articles.
Five parts, not five thousand.
Form checks and fit tests.
Marking, labels, identification.
Built from the fixtures we design.
Outside processes when a job goes beyond our shop.
You don't need a large production order to work with us.
Upload or describe your sketch, drawing, CAD file, part, or manufacturing problem.
We determine the best service, expected scope, and whether the project fits our capabilities.
Receive an estimate, hourly scope, package price, or manufacturing quote before work begins.
Receive your CAD files, drawings, CAM/setup documentation, prototype, or finished parts.
Tempe MFG was built around a simple idea: professional manufacturing help should be accessible even when you don't need thousands of parts. We provide practical CAD, CAM, fixturing, documentation, prototyping, and small-batch manufacturing support for people and businesses that need to get things made.
Tell us what you're trying to make or fix. Small projects are welcome.