A drawing (PDF) is preferred for quoting as it gives us dimensions, tolerances, threads and finishing notes. STEP files are accepted for review or early stage discussion if drawings aren’t ready yet. Screenshots are fine for early conversations, but we’ll need a drawing or CAD to quote accurately.

We machine prototypes, small batch and repeat production runs. Typical quantities are 1–500 pcs depending on part type.

Yes - we machine internal and external threads, bores, counterbores and milled features such as flats, slots and cut outs. Our ST-10Y has live tooling and Y-axis for hybrid turned/milled components.

We’re a small workshop focused on making parts properly. You’ll speak directly with the engineers machining your parts, and we keep things straightforward, from early design conversations through to repeat supply.

Common applications include parts for robotics, instrumentation, automation, electronics, lighting and product development. If you’re unsure, just ask.

Yes - we support ongoing repeat work for OEMs and manufacturers, and keep packaging, setups and process notes consistent to make repeat orders straightforward.

Turnaround depends on material availability and batch size. Prototype jobs are often quicker than production batches. If you have a deadline, let us know when you enquire.

Yes - it’s common for hardware and product assemblies to include multiple turned and milled components. Keeping related parts together makes development and repeat batches more consistent.