Precision CNC Machining Services in Bend, Oregon
Machinable Innovations supports difficult components and assemblies from early manufacturability review through repeat production. Work is handled with direct communication, practical engineering support, and inspection performed in house.
CNC Milling
Precision vertical machining on a DN Solutions SVM 4100 for prototypes, fixtures, tooling, close-tolerance components, short runs, and repeat production. The 12,000 rpm spindle and high-pressure through-spindle coolant support stable processes in aluminum, steel, stainless steel, engineering plastics, and other specified materials.
CNC Mill-Turn and Turning
Y-axis mill-turn machining on a DN Solutions Lynx 2100LSYB with live tooling, subspindle transfer, parts catching, and LNS bar-feed production. Combining turning and milling in one process reduces handling, protects feature relationships, and supports consistent recurring production.
Prototype-to-Production Support
CAD/CAM, DFM review, reverse engineering, fixtures, process development, and practical support moving a design from an early model or sample into a repeatable manufacturing process. We provide direct feedback when a tolerance, feature, material, or outside process is likely to affect cost or delivery.
Precision Inspection and Metrology
In-house inspection capabilities include the FARO Gage Plus, Nikon C6, Micro-Radian E3, 3D scanning, and laser interferometry. Certificates of Conformance, material and process certification requirements, inspection reports, and customer-specific documentation are reviewed at quote.
Industries and Applications
- Aerospace and defense components
- Robotics and semiconductor automation hardware
- Precision industrial components and assemblies
- Fixtures, tooling, shafts, housings, retainers, panels, and difficult one-off parts
- Recurring bar-fed and mill-turn part families
A Good Fit Starts with a Complete RFQ
Send the drawing or PDF, STEP model when available, material specification and condition, quantity, expected repeat volume, finish and outside-processing requirements, inspection and certification requirements, and target delivery date. If the design is still developing, send the current model, sketch, sample, or requirement.
