[Dean Pichon]

Can anyone recommend a machine shop with 2-axis CNC capabilities? I need a reasonably priced shop interested in doing some low-volume work to support my airplane habit.

Dean Pichon
RV-4/400hrs
Bolton, MA

 

[flyeyes]

Can anyone recommend a machine shop with 2-axis CNC capabilities? I need a reasonably priced shop interested in doing some low-volume work to support my airplane habit.

Dean Pichon
RV-4/400hrs
Bolton, MA

I've never used them, but this is very interesting. If the quotes are reasonable, it would be worth a try.

The site appears to "network" small shops with a pool of customers, but I could be wrong.

 

[gtmule]

Might also try www.mfg.com, similar thing, except w/o all the propiatery CAD software.

 

[Lionclaw]

There are a lot of people over on the CNCZone forums who might be able to provide what you need. There is a forum for posting RFQs (request for quote).

http://www.cnczone.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=74

 

[fl-mike]

Dean,
PM sent.

Mike

 

[Little_Richard]

Another PM sent

I also sent you a PM.

 

[Tram]

A buddy of mine is a selling a CNC machine, you could pick up your own..

 

[wjnmd]

CNC machining

I would also be interested in a CNC machine shop to fabricate some fittings for my next airplane project. I will be starting on a Marquart Charger in the near future since my RV-7A is all but finished. I need a lot of 4130 steel fittings made and the previous source has dried up. If any of you know of anyone especially in South Florida, please me know.

Thanks,
Bill Near