Titanium, stainless, aluminum, brass, mild steel — cut clean, cut fast, cut accurate. Prototypes, one-offs, and small-batch production. Send us a DXF or a sketch on a napkin.
Plasma is fast but rough. Waterjet is clean but slow. Laser cutting splits the difference and beats both for most jobs — tight kerf, square edges, no heat distortion on most materials, and accuracy you can actually count on for tight-tolerance assemblies.
Repeatable cuts well within hand-fabrication tolerances. Holes line up. Tabs fit slots. Brackets bolt together the first time.
Smooth, square cut edges with minimal slag. Less grinding, less deburring, less time before the part is usable.
Internal cutouts, sharp internal corners, fine detail, and intricate patterns — all in a single pass with no tool changes.
No tooling cost, no setup minimum. Cutting one part costs about the same per-part as cutting fifty.
You don't need to be a CAD wizard. We accept files in whatever form you've got — or no file at all.
DXF, DWG, SVG, or PDF works perfectly. No file? Send a hand-drawn sketch with dimensions and we'll digitize it for a small fee.
Flat per-part pricing based on material, cut length, and complexity. We confirm tolerances and material before any chips fly.
Parts come off the cutter, get inspected, and ship or get picked up. Need post-processing like deburring or powder coating? We do that too.
Most cut shops want big production runs and turn away the weird stuff. We're the opposite. The one-off prototype, the obsolete bracket nobody makes anymore, the part that's "almost right" from another vendor — that's our favorite work.
Send the weird stuff. We'll figure it out.
DXF and SVG are easiest. DWG, PDF, and AI also work. If you only have a photo or sketch, send it — we can usually work from that with a small drafting fee.
Depends on material. Send us what you're working with and we'll confirm before quoting.
Yes — we cut, weld, powder coat, and engrave under one roof. You don't have to ship parts around town to three different vendors.
None. We'll cut one part if that's what you need.