Makestry
Supplier comparison workspace for UK product and sourcing leads buying small-batch CNC parts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Makestry
Makestry provides an account-based workspace for building and saving UK small-batch CNC briefs and comparing suppliers’ publicly stated capabilities. Comparisons cover CNC milling and turning, materials, lead times and tolerances, with sources and missing facts shown.
Product and sourcing leads use the service to prepare supplier enquiries; supplier contact, quotations and manufacturing are arranged directly with suppliers. The comparison is free to read, and Makestry offers email guides.
Makestry Ltd is registered in London, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2016.
Product: An account-based workspace for saving UK CNC briefs and comparing sourced supplier capabilities.
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