Price a quote for a custom manufactured part

Help me build a quote for a custom manufactured part. Part description: [material, size, key features, tolerances, finish, from the customer drawing or RFQ] Quantities requested: [e.g. "100, 500, 2,000 per year"] Routing: [operations in order, e.g. "saw, CNC mill, deburr, anodize (outsourced), inspect"] Times: [setup time and cycle time per operation, estimated or from similar jobs] Rates: [shop or machine hourly rates, labor rate] Material: [stock size, price per unit, scrap allowance] Outside processing and purchased items: [costs and lead times] Tooling or fixtures: [one-time costs, and whether we amortize them or charge separately] Inspection requirements: [first article, CMM, certificates of conformance, material certs] Target margin and payment terms: [DETAILS] Steps: 1. Build the cost per part at each quantity: material, setup cost spread over the batch, run time, outside processing, inspection, packaging, overhead, and margin. Show the math. 2. Show how unit price drops with quantity, and where it flattens. 3. Flag drawing features that drive cost (tight tolerances, deep pockets, thin walls, special finishes) as questions to raise with the customer. 4. Recommend price breaks and a minimum order quantity. Return: - A cost build-up table per quantity. - A quote summary: unit price per quantity, one-time tooling or NRE charges, lead time, validity period [ADD], and payment terms. - A list of assumptions and exclusions to state in the quote (material price validity, tolerance interpretation, certification scope, freight terms). Use only my rates and times; mark estimates [ESTIMATE] and missing inputs [ADD]. Do not invent supplier prices.