Traxis Manufacturing CNC Machining

CNC Machine Shop in Austin, TX

Custom Parts. Nationwide Service.

Custom CNC milling and turning for precision parts in metals and engineering plastics. From one-off prototypes to repeat production, our Austin machine shop serves customers nationwide.

Submit your RFQ through our customer portal — upload your drawing, then track status, messages and reorders in one place.

2,000+
Jobs Delivered
1,000+
Unique Parts Produced
75+
Companies Served
18+
States Served

Shop totals as of 2026.

Traxis Manufacturing LLC · Austin, TX 78745Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM CT(512) 383-0089

Parts for Industry & Product Development

Industrial & Automation
Machinery & Equipment
Oil & Gas / Energy
Robotics & Hardware
Prototyping & R&D
Repeat Production

Custom CNC Machining Services

Find the process for your part, explore materials, and see what to include in your quote request.

CNC Milling

CNC milling for brackets, housings, plates, and complex prismatic parts in metals and engineering plastics.

CNC Milling Services

CNC Turning

CNC turning for shafts, bushings, fittings, and pins, including bores, threads, and grooves.

CNC Turning Services

Precision Machining

See how drawing requirements, tolerances, and inspection shape a precision machining job.

Precision Machining

Materials

Explore metals and engineering plastics for CNC machining. Include the grade and any material certification requirements in your RFQ.

Materials We Machine

A Machine Shop You Can Work With

Talk Directly With the Shop

Discuss your drawings, requirements, and schedule with our Austin team. CNC milling, turning, and inspection happen in-house, with a direct point of contact for your job.

Easy to Quote and Reorder

Submit your drawings, review pricing and lead time, accept online, and reorder past parts — all through our customer portal.

Support for Repeat Orders

Repeat production is a substantial part of our work. When you reorder, identify the part and revision you need so we can review the requirements for the next run.

Every job runs the same way: you send a drawing, we review it, and parts are checked against that drawing before they ship. See how the process works, learn about the shop, or start with precision machining if your part is driven by drawing tolerances and inspection.

What Our Customers Say

Reviews from companies and people who trust Traxis with their parts

"Tom is a great guy and an excellent machinist. Traxis has been extremely reasonable on price and they'll work with you to figure out ways to reduce price through changes in design if needed. I've been using them for 3+ years on large assemblies and they've always come through on time with great looking parts."

Chris A.

Local Guide

"The best machine shop in Austin, TX. Amazing service, and cutting edge technology. Thank you, Tom!"

Michael Graf

Customer

Frequently Asked Questions

What people ask before sending us a part

A CNC machine shop turns your drawings into finished metal or plastic parts using computer-controlled mills and lathes. At Traxis, that means CNC milling and turning — from a single prototype to ongoing production — with parts checked against your drawing before they ship. You send a drawing, we make the part.

Submit your drawings, material, and quantities through our customer portal. We review the job and send pricing and lead time for you to consider. Cost depends on material, setup, machining time, tolerances, and inspection needs. Include alternative quantities if you want to compare batch pricing.

We're a CNC machine shop in Austin, Texas (511 East Saint Elmo Road), and we make parts for customers across the country — you don't have to be local. The whole quote-to-order process runs through our online portal, and shipping is arranged to suit you: pickup or the carrier you choose.

Lead time depends on part complexity, quantity, material availability, and shop capacity. We quote it for each job. Include your requested delivery date in the RFQ so we can confirm whether the schedule is achievable.

Aluminum, stainless and carbon steels, tool steels, titanium, brass and bronze, and engineering plastics such as Delrin and nylon. We also work with customer-supplied and specialty materials — just ask.

We quote one-off prototypes, batches, and repeat production. Achievable tolerances depend on material, geometry, feature size, and inspection requirements. Include tolerances and critical dimensions on your drawing so we can review feasibility before quoting.

No. We don't take automotive parts — custom car parts, engine components, or restoration work. Our focus is industrial, automation, machinery, and product-development parts.

If your project requires an NDA, contact us before sharing drawings so we can review the agreement. Use the customer portal to submit files for quoting and keep project correspondence with your request.

Quoting & Ordering, Online

Submit an RFQ, review your quote, and accept online. Your customer portal keeps order status and invoices in one place. For help with a part or an existing order, call or email the shop.

Ready for a Quote?

Send your drawings, material, quantity, and requested delivery date. We’ll review the job and quote pricing and lead time.

Upload your drawing to our customer portal — then track status, messages and reorders in one place.