// SERVING TEXAS · 5-AXIS

5-Axis CNC Machining in Texas

Texas manufacturers come to us for the geometry three axes can't reach — compound angles and complex contours machined in a single setup, anywhere in the state.

Licensed Engineering FirmISO 9001:2015 CertifiedITAR RegisteredProduction & High-Mix, Low-VolumeVeteran-Owned · Van Alstyne, TX

Simultaneous 5-axis machining is the heart of what we do, and we bring it to manufacturers across Texas. By cutting complex geometry in one setup, we hold tighter true position, reach features other shops can't, and shorten lead times on your most demanding parts.

Why Texas engineers choose 5-axis here

Fewer setups mean less stacked tolerance and higher accuracy. For aerospace brackets, defense hardware, medical instruments, and intricate prototypes, single-setup 5-axis is the difference between a part that's close and a part that's right.

  • Simultaneous 5-axis for compound-angle geometry
  • Titanium, Inconel, aluminum, stainless, plastics
  • Tight true-position and profile tolerances
  • Statewide shipping · prototype through production

Built for the hard parts

See our full 5-axis machining capability, or explore titanium and Inconel machining for the exotic-alloy work Texas aerospace and energy depend on.

CapabilitySimultaneous 5-axis CNC milling
Service areaAll of Texas — statewide shipping
MaterialsTitanium, Inconel, aluminum, stainless, plastics
ComplianceISO 9001:2015 · ITAR registered

// FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It moves the part and tool through five axes at once, cutting complex geometry in a single setup for tighter accuracy and superior repeatability versus multi-setup 3-axis work.

Yes — we serve the entire state from Van Alstyne and ship statewide, from prototypes through production runs.

Tight tolerances to print, down to ±0.0002" on appropriate features. Send your drawing for confirmation.

Send us the hard one.

Upload your drawing or STEP file and we'll come back with pricing and lead time — from a single high-mix part to full production runs, held to exacting tolerances.