Manufactured parts
Every project starts with a specific part, drawing, and technical requirements. Here we gather manufactured-part examples to show different CNC milling and turning tasks.

Four-arm part
CNC milling

Turned part with flanges
CNC turning

Support part with openings
CNC milling

Cylindrical housing with a flange
CNC turning

Housing block
CNC milling

Stepped shaft part
CNC turning

Contoured part with pockets
CNC milling

Grooved cylindrical part
CNC turning

Housing with openings
CNC milling

Thin ring
CNC turning

Contoured plate with holes
CNC milling

Threaded flange part
CNC turning

Housing with an internal pocket
CNC milling

Cylindrical part with end slots
CNC turning

Elongated part
CNC milling

Disc-shaped part
CNC turning

Connecting part with two openings
CNC milling

Fork-shaped part with a thread
CNC turning

Curved part with openings
CNC milling

Hexagonal part with an internal thread
CNC turning
Every project starts with requirements
Two visually similar parts can need different approaches. Manufacturing evaluation is based on concrete information — not photography alone.
- Part geometry
- Material
- Quantity
- Tolerances
- Surface requirements
- Technical drawing / 3D model
From part geometry to the right process
Depending on geometry, a project may be closer to CNC milling, CNC turning, or a combination of both.
Have a similar part or your own drawing?
Send the project for review. A STEP, STP, or PDF file plus basic information is enough to start.
