01 / THE MATERIAL
Start with what it needs to do.
Aluminium, stainless steel, brass, POM and other engineering plastics can be assessed against your design.
Explore materialsWHAT WE MAKE / 01
CNC machining.
For the parts where fit, feel and finish matter.
Custom machined parts for a single build, a working prototype or a small production run. Start with a model and tell us what needs to fit.
CNC MACHINING / AT A GLANCE
A clearer starting point.
CNC machining removes material from metal or engineering plastic stock to create the specified geometry. Tool access, workholding and the features that need to fit guide the production review.
- Good starting files
- STEP / STP, plus a dimensioned PDF for critical features.
- Part examples
- Dials, housings, brackets, fixtures and functional components.
- Quantity
- One-offs, prototypes and small batches, reviewed against setup and delivery costs.
- Before production
- Agree material, finish, revision, critical features, inspection and delivery in writing.
WHAT TO EXPLORE
Made for
your next idea.
Dials, housings, brackets, fixtures and functional components.
- Milled & turned parts
- Aluminium, steel & engineering plastics
- Threads, critical fits & surface finishes
02 / THE DETAILS
Know the trade-offs.
Tool access, internal corners, deep pockets and tight tolerances can change the cost. Mark the dimensions that matter instead of tightening every feature.
03 / THE FILES
Bring a clear starting point.
STEP / STP, plus a dimensioned PDF for critical features.
Prepare a useful briefA LOOK BEHIND THE PROCESS
From the machine
to the details.
From tool access to the final fit, we review the geometry, material and operation sequence, then agree how the part will be checked.
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A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before we make.
Can you make just one CNC part?
Single-part requests are welcome for review. Setup, material and international shipping still affect the total cost; the quote will show whether the project makes sense.
Do I need a technical drawing?
A 3D model describes the shape. Add a dimensioned drawing for threads, fits, tolerances and cosmetic requirements. If you only have a sketch, use the idea route first.
What tolerance can you achieve?
Tolerance depends on geometry, material, process and inspection method. Tell us your critical dimensions; achievable tolerances and inspection scope must be confirmed in the quote.
Process, supplier capability, price and timing are assessed per project. No blanket tolerance or lead-time promise.
YOUR NEXT THING IS CALLING.
Let’s make
it real.
Something small.
Something useful.
Something only you imagined.