Capabilities
High-Speed Aluminum Machining
One machine, one operator, one standard: the part leaves here right.
3-Axis Precision Milling
Aluminum machines best when you cut it the way it wants to be cut — fast feeds, good toolpaths, a rigid fixture. That's how I run it. The result is consistent parts, low scrap, and cycle times that make your per-piece cost work.
- 3-axis milling on a Brother Speedio S700Xd2
- Small to medium production runs
- Fast turnaround — I don't let jobs sit
- Tight tolerances held shop-wide, not just on easy features
- Full deburring and clean finishing as standard
- Part marking and engraving available on request
Aluminum, Done Right
I focused on aluminum because it's where a small American shop can genuinely compete — on quality, on lead time, and on knowing the material cold. I stock and source the alloys my customers actually order.
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6061 Aluminum
My everyday alloy. Brackets, plates, fixtures, mounts — great machinability and a clean finish every time.
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7075 Aluminum
When your design needs more strength. I run 7075 regularly for higher-load and defense-adjacent work.
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Domestically Sourced
USA-melted, USA-rolled stock available when your program requires it. Certs follow every part.
What comes off my machine every week
- Brackets
- Housings
- Plates
- Adapters
- Small machined components
- Fixtures and mounts
Brother Speedio S700Xd2
I chose this machine because it's genuinely built for what I do — light alloys, fast cycle times, repeatable results. The rigid tapping, quick spindle acceleration, and fast tool changes keep my cycle times honest and your per-piece cost in check.
Travels (X / Y / Z)
700 / 400 / 305 mm
Spindle speed
Up to 16,000 RPM
Tool change
Chip-to-chip optimized
Strategy
High-speed 3-axis aluminum