CNC MACHINING
CNC machining
Milling · Turning · Drilling · Tapping
Mounting plates, brackets, shafts and fixture parts. Define the material, datums and mating dimensions before choosing the process.
Plan a request for this service
CNC MACHINING / SHEET METAL
Thoughtful manufacturing for considered designs.
From first prototypes to small production runs.
FORM / MATERIAL / PRECISION
Explore below01MAKE YOUR NEXT IDEA TANGIBLE.
Material selection. Critical dimensions. The right surface finish. FORMCRAFT brings machining, sheet metal and secondary processes into one conversation, starting with your drawing and how the part will be used.
For equipment development, fixtures and product prototypes.
02CAPABILITIES
From individual parts to supporting components, the manufacturing approach follows the design and its purpose.

CNC MACHINING
Milling · Turning · Drilling · Tapping
Mounting plates, brackets, shafts and fixture parts. Define the material, datums and mating dimensions before choosing the process.
Plan a request for this serviceSHEET METAL
Cutting · Bending · Joining
Equipment enclosures, mounts and formed parts. Review thickness, bend positions, hole locations and assembly clearances.
Plan a request for this serviceFINISHING & ASSEMBLY
Surface finishes · Deburring · Components
Discuss anodizing, coating and supporting processes based on appearance, corrosion resistance and assembly needs.
Plan a request for this service| Item | Starting point | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum / Stainless steel / Steel / Copper | Grade, environment and finish |
| Quantity | Prototypes / Small production runs | Initial quantity and future batches |
| Drawing | STEP / IGES / DXF / DWG / PDF | Dimensions, tolerances, datums and revision |
| Schedule | Reviewed against the drawing and process | Material availability, finishing and inspection |
Feasibility, tolerances and lead times depend on the drawing and manufacturing conditions.
03DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
A well-made part is more than a clean finish. Critical dimensions, mating features and surface requirements deserve attention before manufacturing begins.

04HOW IT WORKS
Start with a drawing or describe the application. Open questions are welcome.
Clarify material, quantity, key dimensions and your preferred schedule.
Review the process, quote scope and finishing requirements.
Plan machining, inspection and delivery around the agreed requirements.
05QUESTIONS
Start with the application, approximate dimensions and quantity. A photo or sketch can help the discussion; manufacturing feasibility and a formal quote still require the necessary dimensions and technical information.
Yes. Use this page to outline either requirement. Feasibility, minimum quantity and cost depend on the material, process, setup and finishing; there is no blanket minimum-order promise.
STEP or IGES for 3D parts, DXF or DWG for flat profiles, and PDF for dimensions and tolerances. This page records file names only; it does not upload or read file contents.
This page prepares a request, not an automatic price. A quote needs the drawing, quantity, material, finishing and inspection requirements.
This design showcase does not send information or create orders. You can prepare, copy or download your request here. Completing the form does not submit an inquiry.
06START WITH YOUR NEXT PART
Have a drawing or just an early idea? Start with what you know. The details can follow.
About 2 minutes / No account needed
YOUR NEXT STEP
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