Custom machining, to your drawing.
You supply the print, we build to it. One-off for a spare part, or in runs for the equipment you build.
Four steps, no wasted back-and-forth.
The design is already done, and it stays yours. That's what keeps this short — there's nothing to sign off on, only something to make.
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Send the drawing
Send the file and the quantity. Tell us the material and the critical tolerances if they aren't on the print.
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Quote
Firm price and lead time. If a dimension is ambiguous or can't be machined as drawn, we'll tell you before we quote.
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Built to print
The part is made from the approved drawing, with nothing left to interpretation. No change without your written go-ahead.
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Receiving and inspection
Parts are checked on receipt, before they reach you. We take the critical dimensions off the print one by one.
File formats and materials.
File formats
- STEP (.step, .stp)
- IGES (.igs, .iges)
- DWG and DXF
- SolidWorks (.sldprt)
- Dimensioned PDF
- A hand sketch, as long as it's dimensioned
Common materials
- Carbon steel and heat-treated steel
- 304 and 316L stainless
- 6061 and 7075 aluminum
- Brass and bronze
- UHMW and acetal (Delrin)
- Nylon and PEEK
Types of parts
- Turned and milled parts
- Weldments and fabricated assemblies
- Shafts, bushings, guides, brackets
- Replacement parts copied from the worn original
- Sub-assemblies, built up and ready to fit
We build to the drawing you supply. The design stays your responsibility — that's what lets us go straight to a quote.
For equipment builders.
If you build machines, the same parts come back on every unit. We run them from your print, at a price that holds from one order to the next.
The drawing is signed off once, then reused. After that, an order only has to state the quantity.
Got a print to quote?
Send the drawing and the quantity, and we'll come back with a firm price and lead time.
Greater Montreal and Quebec