I know you are a machinist. i'm not a machinist but i've fixed cncs and have good friends that can turn a manual.there is basically 3 stages heavy cutting/shaping, fine tooling and finishing. only really thing that take a wile is to cut the t-yoke and shape the tyoke. the top-plate is a simple bevel cut. without throwing specific prices unless you want something completely excotic and are being charge a design and build fee its not over 1k and this is a 90 pound woofer..
fyi im not an electrician Im a automation tech. its very very different..
So again your basically throwing numbers from your guesses?
Carbide, tooling for Mills are not free. A new program or modified program is needed for new cnc adaptation cuts.
JUST for a top plate the process is
-Roughing
-Cutting/shaping (which takes 30mins to an hour)
-Fine tooling which requires depending by design drilling, then 8 round, 10 round or GB threading
-Skimming to smooth surface
-More drilling for poll/coil
Not to mention having to re-indicating when swapping from machines.
Grinding/smoothing corners/edges, threads.
Then Q/A for proper specs as even the slightest mistake will throw off specs.
IF it passes then it is ready to move on.
You really do not know the process and even a large build house will not waste 1k on that much work.
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