
Fabrication workshop
Nothing we make is designed to be replaced.
Three materials, one workshop
Wood, metal and plastic, cut and finished under one roof. Send a drawing, a sketch or a photograph. We'll tell you what it takes to build it once, properly.
Capability
Three material families, under one roof.
Most jobs need more than one. A jig gets a printed body and a machined insert; a table gets an oak top and a folded steel base. Keeping all three in-house means nothing waits on a subcontractor.
Woodworking
CNC routing, joinery and finishing
Sheet work and solid timber, from a single template to a fitted run of cabinets.
- Bed size
- Repeatable tolerance
Metalwork
Milling, turning, welding and sheet fabrication
Machined parts and welded assemblies, from a single replacement bushing to a batch of frames.
- Milling envelope
- Repeatable tolerance
3D printing and plastics
FDM, resin and machined plastics
Fast functional parts. Same-week prototypes, and short runs when a mould can't be justified.
- FDM build volume
- Repeatable tolerance
Two ways to buy
Commission a piece, or buy one that's already designed.
Commission work
You bring the requirement. We handle drawing, material selection, fabrication and finishing. Prototypes, replacement parts, fixtures, furniture, signage, short production runs.
- Priced per job, quoted in 2 working days
- Files welcome: STEP, DXF, STL, or a napkin sketch
- From one piece to a few hundred
The catalogue
Pieces we designed ourselves. Some are one-offs. When they're gone, they're gone. Others we make in small runs and restock.
- One-off pieces, each individually numbered
- Small-batch runs, restocked when they sell out
- Shipped, or collected from the workshop
Catalogue
Pieces we designed and made.
Why it lasts
Marked, dated, and repairable for as long as the workshop stands.
Disposable is a design decision, and it isn't one we make. Parts get specified so they can be serviced, joints so they can be taken apart, finishes so they can be renewed.
Struck with its own mark
Material code, year and serial, stamped or engraved into the piece itself. Not a sticker and not a swing tag. It's still legible in fifty years.
We keep the drawings
Every job is archived with its files and its material record. Something we made in 2026 can be remade, or its mating part machined, a decade later.
Repairs on our own work
Bring back anything we made and we'll fix it. Wear and accidents are quoted at cost. Anything that failed because we got it wrong costs you nothing.
Materials chosen to age
Solid timber over veneer where it counts, stainless and brass where damp gets in, UV-stable polymers outdoors. Things that take on a patina instead of perishing.
How a job runs
Four steps, no surprises.
- 01
Brief
Send a drawing, a sketch, a photo or a description. Tell us the material, the quantity and when you need it.
- 02
Quote and drawing
You get a fixed price, a lead time and, where it helps, a 3D model to approve before anything is cut.
- 03
Fabrication
Cutting, milling, turning, printing, welding. Progress photos at the milestones that matter.
- 04
Finish and hand-off
Sanding, coating, assembly and inspection. Then courier, or collect from the workshop.
Have something in mind?
Tell us what it is and what it's for. If it isn't something we should make, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.
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