Tormach CNC Machining

CUSTOM MANUFACTURING · TORMACH

SMALL PARTS. SERIOUS PRECISION.

NewMakeIt’s Tormach CNC milling service supports detailed prototype parts, fixtures and custom components in approved metals and machinable plastics.

Process

CNC milling for pockets, holes, contours, faces and detailed features

Common materials

Aluminum and machinable plastics; other materials by review

Best fit

One-offs, prototypes, fixtures and short-run components

GOOD TORMACH PROJECTS

DETAILED PARTS WITH A DEFINED PURPOSE.

The Tormach is suited to smaller components that need controlled dimensions and machined features.

01 · PROVE THE DESIGN

Functional Prototypes

Machine a test part to evaluate geometry, assembly, movement, mounting or material choice before a larger commitment.

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02 · HOLD IT REPEATABLY

Jigs + Fixtures

Create locating plates, drilling guides, workholding parts and process fixtures around a defined workflow.

03 · MAKE THE PART

Custom Components

Produce a clearly specified one-off or small run where material, features and tolerances are known.

04 · REFINE THE DESIGN

Design Iterations

Adjust and remake a component after fit or function testing reveals what should change.

DESIGN FOR MACHINING

NOT EVERY CAD MODEL IS READY TO MILL.

Tool diameter, tool reach, part access, workholding, internal corners and operation order all affect whether a model can be machined as drawn.

NewMakeIt can review manufacturability and may recommend a changed feature, different stock size, multiple setups or a lower-cost prototype process first.

  • Identify all critical dimensions and tolerances
  • Specify the exact material and stock form
  • Include threads, hole sizes and finish requirements
  • Explain how the part interfaces with other components
  • Flag surfaces that matter visually or functionally

WHAT TO SEND

A DIMENSIONED DRAWING SUPPORTS THE 3D MODEL.

Visual appearance alone is not enough for precision machining.

3D fileA STEP file or another agreed solid-model format that represents the intended final geometry.
DrawingA dimensioned PDF identifying critical features, tolerances, threads, surface expectations and datum relationships.
MaterialExact alloy or plastic type when known, preferred stock size and whether material will be supplied or sourced.
QuantityPrototype quantity and expected later quantity, since setup strategy may change.
UseExplain the part’s function and environment so staff can identify obvious process concerns.

TORMACH WORKFLOW

DEFINE. PROGRAM. PROVE. MACHINE.

A test or first article may be recommended before a repeated run.

01

Define

Send the model, drawing, material, quantity, use and deadline.

02

Review

Staff assesses tool access, workholding, setups and missing specifications.

03

Approve

Confirm the quote, assumptions and any prototype or first-article stage.

04

Machine

NewMakeIt produces the approved scope and checks specified features.

NEXT STEP

HAVE A PART FOR THE TORMACH?

Send the 3D model and a dimensioned drawing. If the idea is still changing, start with Prototyping.

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Safety-critical, regulated, medical, pressure-containing or otherwise high-risk parts may be declined. Material, tolerance and inspection requirements must be agreed before production.