CNC Machining service
We manufacture custom CNC machined parts for prototypes, small production runs, and new products. We work with materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, steel, brass, bronze, and other machinable materials to create strong, durable, and accurate parts.
Our Capabilities & Used Materials
Our multi-axis CNC machining center produces complex, precise parts with features such as undercuts, angled surfaces, and intricate geometries.
We work with aluminum, stainless steel, steel, titanium, brass, copper, and engineering plastics like ABS and PEEK. Whether you need a prototype, small batch, or production run, we deliver consistent quality and dimensional accuracy.
Why Go With CNC Machining?
CNC machining offers precision, repeatability, and versatility. It allows us to quickly produce custom parts, prototypes, and production runs while maintaining tight tolerances.
From simple brackets to complex geometries, we turn your digital designs into high-quality physical parts with minimal setup changes.
Applications
CNC machining is ideal for:
Prototype parts and design validation
Small batch and high-volume production
Repairs and replacement parts
Critical components for medical and aerospace applications
Complex geometries with undercuts and angled features
Pricing
From $75/hour (material, shipping and taxes not included)
Send us your .STP or .STEP file to receive a quote for your project. Don't have a CAD file yet? No problem, our 3D modeling service can design or convert your idea into a machining-ready file.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Send us your .STP or .STEP file along with your project details, and we'll get back to you with pricing and turnaround time.
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We work with aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, brass, copper, and engineering plastics like ABS, PEEK, and Delrin.
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Our multi-axis machines let us create intricate parts with undercuts, angled features, and complex surface geometries — all in a single setup, reducing cost and turnaround time.
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Yes, with minimal setup changes, we can efficiently handle both one-off custom parts and production runs of thousands of identical components.
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We accept .STP and .STEP files, as well as most common CAD formats. If you don't have a model yet, our 3D modeling service can create one for you.
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Item descriptioCNC machining is better suited for high-strength metal parts and tight tolerances, while 3D printing is often faster and more cost-effective for complex geometries and small-batch production. Not sure which is right for your project? Contact us and we'll help you decide.
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Yes! While we're based in Quebec, we ship anywhere, so you can order from wherever you are.
Still have questions?
Feel free to reach out anytime, we're happy to help!
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