Precision CNC Turning Services
Precision turning for round components, shafts, and cylindrical parts — accurate diameters, threads, and finishes from prototype through production.
Upload your drawing to our customer portal — then track status, messages and reorders in one place.
How turning works, and what to send us
CNC turning rotates a workpiece against a cutting tool to make round features. Our CNC turning services cover shafts, pins, bushings, and fittings with external diameters, internal bores, threads, and grooves.
Send the drawing with overall diameter and length, material, quantity, and any fit or surface-finish requirements. We review the part before confirming machining feasibility, pricing, and lead time for prototype or production quantities.
Key Capabilities
- Tight diametral tolerances
- Turning, facing, boring, and reaming
- Internal and external threading
- Prototype through production runs
Our Turning Capabilities
Accurate round, cylindrical, and shaft-type parts
Turning & Facing
External and internal turning, facing, and tapers for shafts, pins, bushings, and cylindrical components.
- External turning and facing
- Tight diametral tolerances
- Clean surface finishes
Boring & Reaming
Accurate internal diameters and bores held to close tolerance for fits and assemblies.
- Precision internal bores
- Reaming for size and finish
- Counterbores and recesses
Threading & Grooving
Internal and external threads, grooves, and undercuts machined to spec.
- Internal and external threads
- Grooves and undercuts
- Chamfers and breaks
Common Turning Applications
Shafts & Rods
Precision shafts for mechanical assemblies
Bushings & Sleeves
Cylindrical components with tight ID/OD tolerances
Threaded Components
Precision threads, studs, and fasteners
Fittings & Valve Parts
Adapters, fittings, and valve and pump components
CNC Turning FAQ
Common questions about turned parts, materials, and quoting
Round, cylindrical, and shaft-type parts — shafts and rods, bushings and sleeves, pins, threaded components, fittings, and valve and pump parts. Turning rotates the workpiece against a cutting tool to make round features. If your part is mostly flat faces, pockets, and slots, milling is the better fit; parts with both get milled and turned.
Aluminum, stainless and carbon steels, tool steels, titanium, brass and bronze, and engineering plastics such as Delrin, nylon, and PEEK. Specify the grade and condition on your drawing so stock can be sourced correctly. For specialty or customer-supplied material, send the grade, condition, stock dimensions, and any certifications with your RFQ.
Yes — internal and external threads, grooves, and undercuts machined to spec, plus chamfers and edge breaks. We also run external and internal turning, facing, and tapers, and bore and ream accurate internal diameters held to close tolerance for fits and assemblies. Call out threads, fits, and surface finishes on the drawing.
Send the drawing with overall diameter and length, material, quantity, and any fit or surface-finish requirements. A STEP file and a PDF drawing work best. Upload them to our customer portal, where you can track status, messages, and reorders in one place, and we will confirm feasibility, pricing, and lead time.
Yes. We quote prototype through production quantities — a single part, a small batch, or an ongoing production run. A large share of our work is repeat production, so once a turned part is proven out we can run it again consistently. Send your quantities with the RFQ and we will quote the price breaks that make sense.
Turning runs on the floor of our Austin, Texas shop at 511 East Saint Elmo Road, and finished parts go out to customers in 18+ states — you do not 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.
Your turned parts are produced in our Austin, TX shop before heading to customers in 18+ states. Need flat faces, pockets, or bores instead? See CNC milling. You can also see how the process works or learn about the shop.
Ready to Start Your Turning Project?
Upload your drawings and quantities for a turning quote with a quoted lead time.