What is your minimum order quantity for CNC shaped parts?
Minimums vary by part complexity and other factors. We focus on production runs rather than small-batch orders. Contact us with your specific needs to see if we're a good fit to work with.
Do you support parts that require both shaping and engraving or hole drilling?
Yes. We can incorporate features like contours, edge shaping, engraving, and bored holes all in one workflow.
Can you produce multi-feature components from a file or drawing?
Absolutely. We frequently work from CAD drawings, renderings, and production specs to make complex wood components with precision. Let us know what you can send and we'll work with what you have!
What finish-grade woods are best for visible, consumer-facing parts?
Maple, birch, and walnut are popular choices for visible parts. They have smooth grain, stability, and consistent stain or paint absorption.
Are softwoods appropriate for precision CNC machining?
Yes, in certain cases. Softwoods like pine and cedar can be used for shaped parts that don’t require high structural integrity or extremely tight tolerances.
What wood species are available for CNC routed and shaped parts?
We offer a wide range of wood species, including maple, birch, beech, oak, walnut, poplar, and more. Species can be selected based on strength, grain detail, or finish compatibility.
Do you provide mouldings used in seat panels or chair components?
Yes. Many of our moulding runs are used in seating parts, panel construction, and ergonomic applications for precise shaping.
Are these mouldings suitable for use in final products?
Yes. Our parts are made for integration into finished products, not as decorative or architectural trim.
Who typically orders your moulding and dimension components?
Our customers include manufacturers of furniture, fixtures, retail displays, and other high-volume wood-based goods.
What machining or prep options are available for mouldings?
Our capabilities include slotting, grooving, mitering, drilling, rounding, and edge shaping. What you will need specifically depends on the part’s final application.