3D CAD design & development (SolidWorks)
We model parts and assemblies in SolidWorks, developing your concept into clean, buildable 3D geometry that's ready for the shop floor.
Design, engineering, and CNC programming under the same roof as the shop that builds it.
CNC & Engineering
Our design work happens in-house in SolidWorks. We model your part in 3D CAD, develop it into a version that can actually be built, program the CNC toolpaths, and machine it — all in the same building as the welders and the laser.
Keeping engineering and machining together means the person programming the cut understands how the part gets used. Problems get caught on the screen, not on the floor.
You don't need a finished CAD file to get started. Bring a concept, a rough sketch, or a sample part, and we turn it into a production-ready design.
Start your quoteUnder one roof
Design, programming, and machining handled by one team — so your part is right before it's cut.
We model parts and assemblies in SolidWorks, developing your concept into clean, buildable 3D geometry that's ready for the shop floor.
We translate the design into CNC toolpaths so the machine cuts your part accurately — and cuts it the same way on every run.
Design, engineering, programming, and machining happen in one place. Fewer handoffs, fewer surprises, and one team accountable for the finished part.
Engineering support
Bring a napkin sketch, a photo, a worn-out part you need matched, or just a description of what it has to do. Our engineers take it into SolidWorks and turn it into a manufacturable design — dimensioned, checked, and ready to cut. If a design should change to run better or cost less, we'll tell you before we start.
Machined in-house
Once the program is dialed in, the CNC does the same precise work every cycle — tight, repeatable tolerances whether it's a single part or a full production run.
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Clean, precise cuts on sheet and plate steel — straight from your file to a finished part with tight, repeatable tolerances.
Explore laser cutting
MIG, TIG, and stick welding, plus structural and sheet-metal fabrication and on-the-spot weld repairs — built to hold up.
Explore welding & fabricationSend a drawing, a sketch, or just the idea — we'll engineer it and get you a quote.