Single point of contact
You talk to the engineer who actually makes your parts — no account managers, no hand-offs.
Custom Titanium CNC Machining
Precision titanium parts, machined to your drawing
Prototypes and small batches in titanium. Free DFM review, quote within 24 hours, one piece is fine.
Why engineers work with me
Free DFM review
I check your design for manufacturability before you commit to anything.
Quote within 24 hours
Upload a drawing and get a real quote, usually within a day.
One piece is fine
Prototypes welcome — no minimum quantity to get started.
Services
Machining services
Milling, turning, 5-axis, and finishing — with the engineering behind them.
Titanium CNC Milling
3- and 4-axis CNC milling of titanium parts for prototypes and small batches, held to tight tolerances where the design allows.
- 3- and 4-axis milling
- Part size up to ~400 × 300 × 250 mm
- Tolerances to ±0.005 mm where geometry allows
- Thin-wall and complex internal geometry
Titanium CNC Turning
CNC turning of titanium shafts, discs, and fasteners with tight roundness and consistent surface finish.
- Shafts, discs, and turned parts up to Ø300 mm
- Surface finish to Ra 0.4 µm
- Threads, chamfers, and internal bores
- Prototype to small batch
5-Axis Titanium Machining
5-axis simultaneous machining for complex curved and multi-sided titanium parts in a single setup.
- Complex curved surfaces and undercuts
- Fewer setups, better positional accuracy
- Improved surface finish on contoured features
- Prototype and low-volume high-precision parts
Materials
Titanium grades I machine
From commercially pure to the workhorse structural alloys.
Grade 2 Titanium
Commercially pure titanium — excellent corrosion resistance, formability, and weldability for corrosion-critical parts.
- Commercially pure (unalloyed) titanium
- Excellent corrosion resistance
- Good formability and weldability
- Density ≈ 4.51 g/cm³
Grade 5 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V)
The most common structural titanium alloy — high strength-to-weight, heat-treatable, and the default for demanding machined parts.
- Ti-6Al-4V composition
- High strength-to-weight ratio
- Density ≈ 4.43 g/cm³
- Most common structural titanium alloy
Grade 23 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V ELI)
Extra-low-interstitial Ti-6Al-4V with improved toughness and ductility — for medical device parts and surgical instruments.
- Ti-6Al-4V ELI (extra low interstitial)
- Improved fracture toughness and ductility
- Preferred for medical device components
- Not for permanent implant orders
Typical parts
Parts I machine every week
- Custom bicycle parts — seatposts, stems, and bolts
- Robotics joints and lightweight structural components
- Racing flanges, fasteners, and lightening parts
- Semiconductor equipment fasteners and corrosion parts
- Non-implantable medical device components and surgical tools
Process
How it works
- Upload your drawing — STEP, STP, IGS, or PDF.
- Free DFM + quote — within 24 hours.
- Machining + QC — verified against your drawing.
- Delivery — shipped with tracking, questions welcome after.
Case studies
Real parts I've made
Honestly described — the material, quantity, challenge, and result.
Custom Titanium Bicycle Seatpost
Thin-wall Grade 5 seatposts for a small cycling brand — held roundness and wall thickness across a 50-piece run.
- Thin-wall Grade 5 tubing
- Precision internal bore
- 50 pieces
- 10 working days
Titanium Robotics Joint Component
Lightweight Grade 5 joint components for a robotics startup — held tight positional tolerances on multiple faces.
- Tight positional tolerances
- Lightweight structural part
- 30 pieces
- 12 working days
Titanium Racing Exhaust Flange
Thin-section Grade 5 flanges for a racing team — held sealing-face flatness for a leak-tight assembly.
- Thin-section flange
- Sealing-face flatness
- 20 pieces
- 8 working days
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
There's no minimum — a single prototype is a normal job and most first orders are 1–10 pieces for validation. For production I routinely run 50–500 pieces, and small batches of 500–2,000 are fine too. If a larger run is better served by a bigger shop (roughly beyond 2,000 pieces), I'll tell you up front and refer you rather than over-promise.
How long does it take to get parts?
Prototypes commonly ship in around a week, depending on complexity and material grade. Simple thin-wall or small parts can be faster, while larger 5-axis or multi-operation jobs take longer. I give you an honest, part-specific lead time with every quote, and update you if anything shifts — so the date I quote is the date I commit to.
What tolerances can you hold?
Machined surfaces hold around ±0.005 mm where the geometry allows, with ±0.01–0.02 mm typical across a run. What's realistic depends on wall thickness, feature size, and material — thin-wall titanium moves more than solid sections, so I confirm achievable tolerances on your actual drawing during the free DFM review before quoting.
What file formats do you accept?
STEP (.step), STP (.stp), IGS (.igs), and PDF (.pdf) drawings. STEP is best because it carries the exact 3D geometry and tolerances; a PDF with dimensions is fine for a quick quote. If you only have a 2D DXF/DWG or even a hand sketch, send it anyway — I'll review it and tell you what I need to give you an accurate number.
Get started
Ready to make your part?
Upload your drawing for a free DFM review and a quote within 24 hours.