Custom CNC milled aluminium housing made from a drawing at MonteMachining

Made-to-drawing CNC parts

Custom CNC parts made to your drawing

Send a drawing, CAD model or clear sketch. MonteMachining reviews the part, confirms the machining route and produces the component in Ulcinj—from one-off parts and prototypes to repeat small batches.

01 Drawing and CAD review
02 One part or a repeat batch
03 3- and 4-axis CNC milling
04 Metals and engineering plastics

From drawing to a machinable part

A useful CNC quote starts with what the part must do. Send the drawing or model, material, quantity, critical tolerances, finish expectations and delivery destination when known. We review the information and ask about anything that can change cost, risk or fit.

The result can be a mounting plate, bracket, housing, adapter, fixture element or another functional milled component. Parts are made from solid aluminium, steel, stainless steel, brass or engineering plastic, subject to material availability and drawing review.

One-off, prototype or repeat batch

For a one-off part, the priority is getting the geometry, interfaces and material right without unnecessary production tooling. A prototype adds learning: fit, function and manufacturability can be checked before the design becomes a batch.

For repeat work, the focus changes to stable workholding, revision control and consistent checks. Tell us both the first quantity and the likely repeat quantity because the best machining plan may be different for one piece and twenty pieces.

What makes a quote accurate

A 3D model communicates shape; a 2D drawing communicates tolerances, threads, datums and finish requirements. When both exist, send both. If they disagree, the drawing revision must be clarified before machining.

Do not apply the tightest tolerance to every dimension by default. Mark the features that locate, seal, rotate or mate with another part. Tolerances down to +/-0.01 mm are possible on suitable features, but the drawing, material, setup and measurement method determine what is realistic.

Capabilities

What this page covers

01

Build from your information

A 2D drawing plus a 3D model is ideal, but a clear sketch can start the technical conversation.

02

Review before pricing

We check material, quantity, critical dimensions, tool access and the part's function before committing to a route.

03

Keep the revision useful

For repeat work, the approved drawing and what was learned from the first run remain the reference for the next order.

Questions

Common questions

Can you make only one CNC part?
Yes. One-off components and functional prototypes are a normal fit, provided the part is suitable for the available milling process.
What should I send with the drawing?
Include material, quantity, the dimensions that are genuinely critical, finish expectations, intended use, delivery country and target date when known.
Should I send both a CAD model and a PDF drawing?
Yes when both exist. The model defines geometry, while the drawing is the clearest place for tolerances, threads, datums, surface requirements and revision status.
Can you repeat an earlier order?
Yes. Send the approved drawing revision or previous order reference so any design change is separated from the established machining information.

Start a project

Need this kind of CNC machining?

Send the drawing, material, quantity and timeline. We will review the part and reply with questions, lead time and pricing.

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