Twentyfour26
Twentyfour26 operates an automated CNC machining service that turns uploaded STEP files into machined metal parts. Its software analyzes part geometry, flags non-machinable features, and generates quotes and machining plans without human involvement, with parts cut in-house on the company's own CNC equipment. The service targets hardware teams needing fast-turnaround prototyping, accepting parts up to 300 × 150 × 90 mm in materials like 6061-T6 aluminum.
- Manufacturing / Industry 4.0
Funding
Raised to date
$500KRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
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Product
Problem
Hardware teams face slow, expensive, and opaque CNC machining quotes, especially for small-batch prototyping and iterative design work. Traditional shops prioritize repeat production, leaving small orders with long lead times and endless email exchanges for clarifications and revisions.
Solution
Twentyfour26 provides an online CNC machining service that turns uploaded STEP files into machined metal parts. Its software automatically analyzes part geometry, fits within a standardized manufacturing cell, flags issues, and generates a quote and machining plan without human involvement. If a part is accepted, the company's own CNC equipment produces the part, with workholding, toolpaths, and inspection plans all pre-verified by the system. The platform skips the traditional RFQ process, giving hardware teams immediate, useful feedback on feasibility and pricing.
Target Audience
Hardware developers and product teams who need fast-turnaround, small-batch CNC machined parts for prototyping and iterative design cycles.
Features
- Automated geometry analysis that identifies holes, pockets, profiles, and flags non-machinable features before cutting begins
- Instant quoting and machining plan generation, including tool selection, operation sequencing, and collision checks
- Standardized manufacturing cell for prismatic, vise-held parts up to 300 × 150 × 90 mm, with a minimum internal radius of R3.0 mm
- On-site CNC machining and inspection with a release gate checklist covering design fit, workholding, program verification, and inspection plan
- Support for PDF engineering drawings to capture tolerance and finish callouts for machining and inspection planning
- Accepts STEP files up to 50 MB, with materials including 6061-T6 aluminum, acetal plastics, and mild steel