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CNC Milling
Prismatic parts milled on three-, four-, and five-axis machines — held to the print, quoted in writing, and delivered on the date promised.
Services · CNC Milling
The part starts as a block. The print decides everything else.
Milling is how flat, pocketed, and contoured parts get made: housings with bores that have to line up, brackets with holes that have to land where the assembly needs them, plates with patterns that repeat a hundred times without drifting.
Send a solid model, a print, or both. If a feature will cost you money for no good reason — a tolerance tighter than the part needs, a corner no cutter can reach — we'll say so before we quote, not after.
- Three-, four-, and five-axis milling
- Aluminum, steel, stainless & engineering plastics
- Single prototypes to runs in the thousands
- Tight-tolerance work held to the print
Housings, Brackets & Plates
Enclosures and housings, mounting brackets, base and fixture plates, covers, and manifolds — the structural parts of a machine or a product.
Prototypes & First Articles
One part or a handful, machined and measured so your team can sign off before the run starts. First-article inspection is included on new jobs.
From One to Thousands
The same care at five pieces as at five thousand. Repeat orders are scheduled around your line, with the inspection report packed in every box.
Models & Prints
STEP files and PDFs are the fastest route to a firm quote. See Preparing a Part for an Accurate Quote for what to include.
Related: CNC Turning →Inspection & Quality →
Send Us the Drawing.
Email the print or the CAD file, or call and talk it through first. You'll get a firm quote in writing within two business days — price, lead time, and inspection included.
Call
P: (803) 555-0161
Mon–Fri, 7 a.m.–5 p.m.
[email protected]
Prints and CAD files welcome.
For files over 25 MB, ask for the upload link.
The Shop
1200 Fabrication Way
Fort Mill, SC 29715
Deliveries at the back dock, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.