Quality
Quality begins with an agreed requirement.
A drawing tells the story of a part. Clear dimensions, datums and acceptance criteria make that story measurable. Define the inspection scope before placing an order.
01 / Drawing review
One revision. One clear reference.
Send matching model and drawing revisions. Identify the controlling document if they differ, and make the units, datums, general tolerances and special notes clear. Flag any dimensions essential to fit or function.
02 / Measurement
Match the check to the feature.
Inspection requirements depend on geometry and function. Call out the dimensions to be reported, any prescribed measurement method and whether first-article or sampling records are needed. Equipment and reporting availability should be confirmed with the quotation.
03 / Documentation
Request the records your project needs.
- Dimensional report and the features it must cover.
- Material certificate type and traceability expectations.
- Finish or treatment documentation, if required.
- Part identification, revision and packaging instructions.
04 / Part protection
Packaging is part of the specification.
Tell us which surfaces need protection, whether parts must be separated and how they should be labelled. Include cleanliness or special packing requirements so the delivery scope can be agreed.
Useful answers
Before you send a drawing.
Is Forest Tall CNC certified to ISO 9001 or AS9100?
No certification claim is made on this website. If a specific certification is mandatory for your procurement process, request current evidence before ordering.
Will every part receive a complete dimensional report?
The inspection plan and reporting scope must be agreed for the order. State whether you need a first-article report, sampling records or individual part reports.
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Let’s start with the drawing.
Share your geometry, material, quantity and target date.