/ PARTS WE MAKE
Custom Turned Parts We Manufacture
Start with the part shape, then confirm material, tolerance, finish, inspection needs and production route. These pages cover custom turned components built from drawings, not catalog hardware.
Upload Drawing & Request a Quote->/ PART SHAPES
Select the Part Family by Shape
Use this index to match your drawing to the closest turned-part family before sending geometry, material, quantity and CTQ requirements for review.
Connectors & Fittings
Threaded, sealing and assembly interfaces.
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Shafts & Pins
Long, stepped or mating profiles.
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Bushings & Sleeves
OD/ID fit, spacing and bearing surfaces.
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Threaded Parts
External, internal and special thread features.
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Nozzles & Flow Components
Small turned geometry for flow control.
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Valve Sleeves & Pistons
Fluid-control sleeves, spools and pistons.
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Material Review
Grade affects machining, finish and route.
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Inspection Inputs
Datums, CTQs and inspection notes.
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Match the Part Function
Many drawings combine features from more than one family. Function helps determine whether fit, motion, sealing, threads or inspection should drive the manufacturing route.
Connectors & Fittings
Threaded, sealing or assembly interfaces where material, fit, surface condition and burr control matter.
View This Part Type ->Shafts & Pins
Simple or stepped rotational profiles with controlled diameters, shoulders, flats or cross holes.
View This Part Type ->Bushings & Sleeves
OD/ID-controlled components used for fit, spacing, rotation and assembly relationships.
View This Part Type ->Threaded Parts & Fasteners
External and internal threaded parts reviewed by thread form, relief, gauge condition and material.
View This Part Type ->Nozzles & Flow Components
Small flow-control components where passage geometry, burr condition and route fit must be confirmed.
View This Part Type ->Valve Spools, Sleeves & Pistons
Fluid-control turned parts where roundness, finish, mating fit and inspection drive acceptance.
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Choose the Function That Drives the Drawing
Select the feature that matters most to the assembly. The route discussion changes when motion, OD/ID fit, threads or sealing surfaces become the critical requirement.
/ MANUFACTURING FIT
Fit, Review or Alternate Route
Use this table to decide whether the drawing is likely to fit Swiss turning, CNC turning or a combined route before requesting a quote.
/ RFQ CHECKLIST
Details That Change the Quote
The most useful RFQ includes the drawing, material, finish, quantity and any CTQs that affect fit, assembly or inspection.
Drawing Data
2D drawing plus 3D CAD where available.
Material
Exact grade or approved equivalent range.
Finish
Clean machined, plating, passivation, anodizing or cosmetic requirements.
Quantity
Prototype quantity, repeat demand or production forecast.
/ FROM DRAWING TO PART
One Review Path from Drawing to Production
Once the part family is clear, the review path stays focused on geometry, CTQs, sample validation and repeat-production requirements.
Drawing Review
Confirm geometry, tolerances, material, finish, quantity and CTQs.
Route Selection
Select Swiss turning, CNC turning or a combined secondary-operation route.
Sample Path
Plan sample review; typical prototype timing is around 7 days when geometry, material and scope allow.
Production Plan
Carry confirmed CTQs and inspection requirements into repeat production; 500+ pcs is a strong production-fit range.
Inspection Release
Check drawing-defined CTQs, threads, edges, finish and packing requirements before shipment.
Start with the function shown on the drawing. Motion and location often point to shafts or pins; OD/ID fit and spacing point to bushings or sleeves; assembly interfaces point to connectors, fittings or threaded parts.
No. These pages describe custom turned and machined part families. FREEFLY CNC reviews each RFQ from the drawing, material, quantity and production requirements.
Yes. A connector may include threaded, bushing-like and sealing features. The drawing, CTQs and production quantity determine the most suitable route.
/ START WITH THE DRAWING
Send the Drawing. We Will Review the Route.
Send your drawing or 3D model with material, quantity, tolerance notes, finish requirements and any CTQs that matter to the assembly. FREEFLY CNC reviews the component as a finished production part, not a single isolated operation.