I have 3 parts that I think would be a good fit for a Swiss lathe. The quantities are only 60-120 pcs each, and the materials are 13-8 and A286. The vendor I have been using for Swiss machining has no quoted them. US, lower 48 only. No home shops. Please post or PM contact info and/or website.
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Can anyone recommend a good Swiss lathe shop?
- Thread starter robert123
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Conrad Hoffman
Diamond
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- May 10, 2009
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- Canandaigua, NY, USA
Swiss turn machines usually aren't a good choice for low volumes. I don't know of anybody that quotes less than 1000 or so parts, and they prefer more than that.
Yep!. I have worked at both these places, but I would not be surprised to see a no-quote as well...
http://www.macktool.com/
http://www.cullipindustries.com/
Kyle Smith
Stainless
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- Helmer, Indiana, USA
dpolseno41
Aluminum
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- Sutton, MA
Swiss is all I do and I've done plenty of lower quantity work. Especially if it's a bit more complex, I'm sure there's plenty of shops that would bite.
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I would like to have a look e-mail prints to [email protected]. I have done work for other PM members and have a good reputation.
evansmachine
Cast Iron
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david n
Diamond
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- Pillager, MN
Bob(dualkit) here is a good guy and does good work.....................
