Drawrev
Catch a wrong drawing revision before it's cut
What it does
Drawrev is being built to watch the inbox where OEM drawings arrive and flag a revision mismatch before the print reaches the shop floor. Not live yet: leave your email to hear the moment it opens.
A shop machined the old revision and lost 1,750 dollars of waterjet time because a revised print sat in an inbox. Drawrev will watch that inbox, flag it first.
A customer changed a drawing’s revision mid-job and never said so out loud. The shop ran 50 parts on the old print, and the waterjet time was already spent by the time anyone noticed. Drawrev is being built to watch the inbox where your drawings arrive and flag a revision mismatch before the file reaches the floor. Not live yet. One job, one shop, one public thread: Practical Machinist, 2019. Read the full case . In 2019 a machinist posted the story on Practical Machinist: an end customer revised a drawing after the parts were already out for quoting and cutting, and never told the shop. The shop ran the job, delivered fifty parts on the old revision, and the customer rejected all of them…from drawrev.com
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