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Capabilities

What we machine.

Mills, lathes and a measuring bench, set up for short runs and one-off repairs — not million-piece contracts. Here’s what that covers, and where the limits are.

01 · Milling

CNC milling

Vertical machining centers for prismatic parts, from a single replacement bracket to a batch of fixture plates. We program from your file, or from the drawing we make for you.

Typical jobs

  • Brackets, mounts and adapter plates
  • Pump and valve housings
  • Fixture and tooling plates
  • Manifolds and blocks with cross-drilled ports
  • Pockets, slots, threads and keyways
Freshly milled aluminum plates with pockets, slots and bored holes

Envelope

Axes
3 and 4 (rotary)
Travel X × Y × Z
40 × 20 × 25 in
Batch size
1 – 250 pcs
Tightest tolerance
±0.0005 in, on request
02 · Turning

CNC turning

CNC lathes with live tooling for round parts, plus a manual lathe for quick one-offs where programming would take longer than cutting.

Typical jobs

  • Shafts with keyways, splines and bearing seats
  • Bushings, sleeves and spacers
  • Pins, studs and threaded rods (UN and metric)
  • Pulleys, hubs and flanges
  • Hydraulic fittings and rod ends
The chuck and turret inside the enclosure of a CNC lathe

Envelope

Max diameter
12 in
Between centers
40 in
Threads
UN, metric, ACME
Live tooling
Cross holes, flats, slots
03 · Reverse engineering

Made from the broken one

The part failed and nobody has made it for decades. Bring us what’s left. We measure it, work out the original dimensions — not the worn ones — draw it, and send you the drawing to approve before we make anything.

Typical jobs

  • Worn or broken parts with no drawing
  • Obsolete parts from discontinued equipment
  • Hand sketches turned into clean drawings
  • Upgrades: the same part in a tougher material
Small batch of machined aluminum parts fresh out of a CNC machine

How it works

You get
PDF drawing + STEP file
Measured with
Calipers, mics, bore & height gauges
Approval
Before any metal is cut
The drawing
Yours to keep
04 · Engine components

Engine machine work

For engine rebuilders and restoration shops. You do the assembly; we do the precise steps that need a machine and a steady hand.

Typical jobs

  • Cylinder head and block resurfacing
  • Boring, honing and sleeving cylinders
  • Valve seat and guide work
  • Flywheel resurfacing
  • Custom spacers, adapters and brackets for swaps
A twin-cylinder engine barrel with freshly machined bores, seen from above

Scope

Engines
Auto, motorcycle, small industrial
Materials
Cast iron and aluminum
Turnaround
Quoted per job
Assembly
Not offered — machining only
05 · Ground support equipment

GSE repair

Airport ground equipment takes a beating, and replacement parts are often slow to arrive. We repair and remake the mechanical parts that keep tugs, loaders and carts in service.

Typical jobs

  • Tow bar heads, pins and bushings
  • Hitch and coupler parts
  • Hydraulic cylinder rods and glands
  • Pivot pins and bearing housings
  • Brackets and mounts after ramp damage

Ground equipment only. We don’t manufacture or repair flight hardware, or any part installed on an aircraft.

A yellow aircraft towing tractor on an airfield apron

Scope

Equipment
Tugs, tow bars, loaders, stairs, carts
Work
Repair, remake, re-bush
Flight hardware
Not offered
06 · Industrial maintenance

Keep the line running

When a worn shaft stops a line, a new one from a distributor can take weeks. We make it — or repair the old one — fast enough to matter.

Typical jobs

  • Shafts, rollers and idlers
  • Sprockets and gears machined from blanks
  • Bearing housings re-bored to size
  • Worn keyways and bores repaired
  • Press, conveyor and packaging-machine parts
A large radial arm drill press on the wooden floor of an old machine shop

Scope

Clients
Plants, food processing, packaging
Work
New parts and repairs
Urgent jobs
Ask — we’ll answer honestly

Materials

What we cut.

Don’t know the material? Say so. We can often tell from the sample, and we’ll suggest a sensible substitute when the original grade is hard to get.

  • Carbon & alloy steel1018 · 1045 · 4140 · 4340
  • Stainless303 · 304 · 316 · 17-4
  • Aluminum6061 · 7075 · 2024
  • Brass & bronze360 brass · 932 · 954
  • Cast ironGray · ductile
  • Tool steelO1 · A2 · D2, annealed
  • PlasticsAcetal · UHMW · nylon · PTFE
  • TitaniumGrade 2 · Grade 5, on request

About quality paperwork: every job gets a first-piece check against the drawing with hand gauges. If your job requires a specific quality system or certification, tell us up front — we’ll tell you straight away whether we’re the right shop.

Next step

Have a part in mind?

Send the drawing, a sketch or photos of the broken part. You’ll get a price and a ship date back.

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