Machining
Gears & shafts
Gear sets, sprockets, shafts and drive components to drawing.
CNC Division
Precision parts, machined under one roof
From a single prototype to production batches — turned, milled, cut and finished in our own facility in Addis Ababa, by the team that designs automation machinery for a living.
21
Machines on the floor
9
Machining processes
1
Roof, design to part
14+
Years of experience
Capabilities
What we do
Every process below runs on our own machines, operated by our own machinists — no subcontract chain between your drawing and your part.
Milling
CNC milling (VMCs)
High-speed vertical machining centres for complex 3D components and high-accuracy parts.
Turning
CNC turning
Precision turning for a variety of metals and plastics, ensuring tight tolerances and smooth finishes.
EDM
Wire & sinker EDM
Electrical discharge machining for intricate cuts and hard-to-machine materials.
Laser
Laser cutting
High-speed CNC fiber and CO2 laser machines for precision cutting of metals, plastics and composites.
Gears
Gear hobbing & shaping
High-precision gear cutting for a wide range of gear types, sizes and profiles with tight tolerances.
Threading
Drilling & tapping
Dedicated drilling and tapping stations for consistent threading across various materials.
Forming
CNC press brake
Precision bending and forming of sheet metals with high repeatability and accuracy.
Finishing
Surface grinding
Fine surface finishing for critical flatness and surface texture requirements.
The Machine Park
What runs on our floor
The equipment your job is quoted against — by process, exactly as it stands in our workshop today.
Turning
4 machines- CNC Turning CentreTurning of shafts, discs and bushes
- CNC Turning CentreGeneral-purpose cylindrical turning
- CNC Turning CentreCompact precision turning
- CNC Turning CentreHeavy-duty CNC turning
Milling
4 machines- 3/4/5-Axis Machining CentreMulti-axis milling of complex geometry
- 3/4/5-Axis Machining CentreLarge-envelope vertical milling
- 3/4/5-Axis Machining CentreCompact vertical milling
- 3/4/5-Axis Machining CentreMid-size vertical milling
Laser cutting
3 machines- Fibre Laser CutterProfile cutting of sheet and plate
- Fibre Laser CutterHigh-speed sheet-metal cutting
- Fibre Laser CutterFine marking and thin-sheet cutting
Wire EDM
1 machine- Wire EDMPrecision wire-cut profiles and dies
Gear cutting
2 machines- Gear Hobbing MachineSpur and helical gear cutting
- Gear Hobbing MachineInternal and cluster gear cutting
Drilling & tapping
2 machines- CNC DrillingHole drilling and boring
- CNC DrillingThreading and tapping
Grinding
1 machine- Surface GrinderPrecision flat and surface grinding
Sawing
1 machine- BandsawBar and billet cut-off
3D printing
1 machine- Industrial 3D PrinterPrototype and jig printing
Forming & inspection
2 machines- Press BrakeSheet-metal bending and forming
- Inspection & QualityMetrology and quality inspection
Materials
What we machine
The materials our workshop handles day in, day out. Working with something else? Ask — the answer is usually yes.
- Mild steel (MS)
- Stainless steel (SS)
- Aluminium
- Brass
- Tool & die steels
- Engineering plastics
Tolerances
How tight can we hold it?
Pick a band when you order — our engineers confirm the achievable tolerance for each feature at review, before anything is quoted.
Standard
General machined parts, brackets, enclosures — where fit is forgiving.
Fine
Mating parts, bearing seats, keyed shafts — where parts must assemble cleanly.
Precision
Gears, moulds, press-fit features — critical dimensions called out per drawing and inspected.
Recent Work
Parts that left this workshop
Tooling
Mould cavities & tooling
Soap moulds, injection tooling and press dies, cut in-house.
Machining
Turned & milled parts
Turned and milled parts, including auger screws and enclosures.
Finishing & secondary operations
- Surface grinding for critical flatness and surface texture
- Fiber laser marking for part numbers, logos and scales
- Press-brake forming of machined and laser-cut sheet parts
- Tapping and threading across various materials
- Deburring and edge finishing to drawing requirements
- Quality inspection before anything leaves the workshop
How It Works
From your drawing to your door
Order online in minutes. Our assistant collects what the engineers need, and you follow every step on a private tracking page.
Submit
Describe your part in the online order form and upload CAD files or drawings — STEP, IGES, STL, DXF, DWG or PDF. No design yet? Tell us what the part must do and our engineers take it from there.
Engineering review
Our machinists and engineers review the geometry, material, tolerances and quantity, and work out the best way to make it on our floor.
Your quote
You receive a formal quote as a PDF — reviewed and approved by management before it ever reaches you. Track its progress live with your private link.
Production
On your go-ahead the job hits the floor: machined, finished, inspected and handed over — by the same team that quoted it.
FAQ
Questions we hear a lot
What files can I upload with my order?
CAD models as .step, .stp, .iges, .igs or .stl; 2D work as .dxf or .dwg; drawings and references as .pdf, .png, .jpg or .jpeg; or several files together as a .zip. Up to 6 files, 25 MB each.
I don’t have a CAD design. Can you still make my part?
Yes. Choose “I need a design” when you order and describe what the part has to do — or attach a sketch or photo. Machine design is our core business, and the design team sits next to the machine floor.
How does the quote work? Will the assistant give me a price?
No — pricing always comes from our engineers, never from the assistant. The order assistant only collects your requirements. Each job is reviewed and quoted by the workshop, checked and approved by management, and sent to you as a formal PDF quote valid for 30 days.
How do I follow my order after I submit it?
Every order gets a private tracking link. It shows each stage live — received, engineering review, quote in review, approved, sent — and when your quote is ready, the final price and PDF appear right there. Track an order now.
Can you handle single pieces, or only batches?
Both. We machine one-off prototypes, replacement parts for machines we did not build, and repeat production batches. Quantity is one of the first things the order form asks, and the quote reflects it.
What happens to my drawings and CAD files?
They are used to review and quote your job, and to machine it if you proceed — nothing else. Files are stored on our own systems and are only visible to the engineers working on your order.
Ready When You Are
Send us the part. We’ll take it from there.
Answer a few questions, attach your files, and a formal quote lands on your tracking page — reviewed by the engineers who will actually make the part.