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Moving a machined part to a new shop sounds simple on paper: send the drawing, get parts back, swap them in. In practice, a machining supplier transition is where quality gaps show up. A tolerance that the old shop held through a tuned fixture, a specific tool path, and an operator's habits can drift the moment a different machine, coolant, or inspection routine enters the picture. Parts that pass a quick check can still fail at assembly months later. Here is how to move a pr