FAQ's

What is CNC machining?
Computer Numerical Control

What materials can be machined using CNC?
solid wood, MDF, Moisture Resistantt MDF, Fire rated MDF, Medite MDF, Melomine, Ply, Birch Ply, Corian and Velcromat and High Density PU modelling board.

What industries use CNC machining?
Cabinet Makers, Kitchen design, furniture design, modelling, prop making, film and creative industries, automotive components.

What is the typical lead time for CNC machining?
1 - 3 weeks. 

What types of CNC machines do you use?
Yes we are able to produce custom designs and prototypes, its a core part of our business.

Can you handle custom designs or prototypes?
We use fully automated, dust extracted 3 axis machines.

What is the maximum size of a part you can machine?
Machine beds are typically 1300 x 3000mm however we have the facility to joint components to produce bigger projects.

How are CNC machining costs calculated?
The cost of machining are based on time the machine is running and setup. Also costs or design services required to produce components.

Is there a minimum order quantity?
No.

Can I get a free quote?
Yes.

What file formats do you accept?
We accept Any CAD file. 

What are the design limitations for CNC machining?
Your imagination.

Do you offer finishing services?
Yes, sanding, finishing and specialist coating services.

How do I place an order?
Pop us a file over and we can give an accurate costing or if you dont have sufficient drawings we can design and draw for you.

What is 3D printing? 
3D printing uses filaments or resins to produce 3D models, parts and components with fine tolerances and finishes.

What are the main benefits of 3D printing?
Very Low set up costs, no minimum run, incredible dfenition and endless possibility of creativity.

What industries use 3D printing?
Furniture design, modelling, prop making, film and creative industries, automotive components, mould making, art production, Cosplay costume, fashion industry.

What types of 3D printing technologies do you offer? 
We offer FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling) also known as filament printing and SLA, DLP in resin formats where models are formed from resin hardened by ultraviolet light.

What materials can you print with?
ABS, ASA, PLA, PET-G, TPE, TPU, PC, Nylon, CPE and Resin.

What is the maximum size you can 3D print?
800mm x 800mm x 1000mm.

What resolution can you achieve?
16K

What are the design limitations for 3D printing?
Your Imagination.

Can you help with 3D modelling or design?
Yes we offer a full Modelling and design service.

Do you offer finishing services for 3D-printed parts?
Yes we offer a full post production finish service to provide you with a model that fits your brief.