CNC routing and fabrication across plastic, wood, steel and aluminium.
When a part needs to be cut, routed, bent, welded or assembled — or when a solution needs more than one material. CNC routing and fabrication are how we make one-offs, low-volume runs and complex mixed-material assemblies.
Four materials. One workshop.
Plastic Fabrication
Bending, welding, bonding and assembling plastic sheet and components.
Wood Fabrication
Jigs, fixtures, prototypes and structural elements in wood.
Steel Fabrication
Welding, cutting and assembly for structural and functional parts.
Aluminium Fabrication
Lightweight structural and functional components.
Many real solutions combine several of these. A housing might be vacuum formed, trimmed on the CNC router, then mounted to a steel frame. That's the kind of problem we enjoy.
VanPod
CNC-cut camper structure
CNC-cut. Modular. Ready for the weekend.
VanPod uses a set of CNC-cut components that must assemble accurately into a practical modular structure. The value is not the cutting alone — it is the way material, layout, joints, storage, access and final assembly work together as one finished product.
See the VanPod case study
FIG.11 — PRODUCT STUDY
CNC-routed
Modular assembly
Birch-ply
Removable fit
Anti-Spray Mudflap
A mixed-material fabricated assembly — textured plastic upper section, rubber skirt and mechanical mounting built into one practical fleet component.
Discuss a Transport Component
Oil Filter Bypass Nipple
A machined replacement component with a matching spring arrangement — a strong REPLACE story: keep an existing asset working, not replace the whole system.
See the case studyNeed something cut, built or assembled?
Show us what you're trying to make — a drawing, sample, component or idea. We'll work through which combination of materials and manufacturing processes makes the most sense.