Custom precision parts from a one-machinist shop — multi-axis milling, prototyping, and small-batch runs, programmed by hand and cut to tight tolerance.
A programmer's shop. Complex geometry gets written, simulated, and proven before a chip is cut — so the part that ships matches the part on your screen.
3-axis and indexed 4th-axis work, including contoured surfaces and setups other shops turn away.
One-off parts from your CAD model or drawing, turned around fast for fit, form, and function checks.
Repeatable runs where every part in the box measures the same as the first.
Toolpaths built in CATIA V5, posted for the control, and verified in simulation to catch collisions before the spindle spins.
The working envelope of the shop. Have a print with tighter callouts? Send it — we'll tell you straight whether it's a fit.
Five steps, no surprises. You know the tolerance, material, and lead time before anything runs.
A CAD model, STEP file, or a dimensioned drawing. A napkin sketch is fine to start the conversation.
Material, tolerances, and lead time confirmed in writing before a single tool touches stock.
Toolpaths written and run in simulation to verify geometry and catch collisions ahead of time.
Parts cut, then checked against your print — not eyeballed, measured.
Inspected parts on their way, with the measured numbers included if you want them.
Tell me what you need machined. Include material, quantity, and tolerance if you know them — a CAD file or PDF drawing is the fastest way to a real number.
✉ sondo@precisionmachiningcnc.us