Metal Works LLC

Stainless bent engine bracing fixtures. Thankfully the fixture made drilling and tapping the 19 different holes somewhat manageable. Very time consuming yet oddly gratifying to work through. Customer was pleased therefore so am I! God bless!!

Very rigid plastic with thermal electric webbing running through middle of parts. The plastic casing surrounding the connectors needed to be brought into dimensional specs according to blueprint. Overall a nasty material to work with when cutting as most plastics can be because of the dust produced when cutting. Appropriate safety measures were taken.. Aka I wore a mask. Satisfying material to cut through with a carbide end-mill. God bless!!

Cast iron bar cut into 8 pieces then squared up, slot roughed and cut, holes drilled and reamed for bushings, dovetail applied, tapped fitment screw, and 45 degree added for clearance to match sample. Cast iron was necessary for this tool because of force used to stamp in finished product. Such a royal pain to clean up after nonetheless I was pleased with finished product. More importantly the customer was happy. God bless!!

Some grinding on E-frames and other laminate stacks for components inside of different engines. Along with some copper that needed to be drilled countersunk and tapped. God bless!

Some 303 stainless steel rockers and some armatures that I finished up this week. God bless!

This was a fun prototype job. Had to fabricate some parts for a local engineer. I love when local supports local! Right here in Watertown CT.. God bless!!

Bronze castings all finished up.. Vertical shaft reamed to + or -.001 perpindicularity of rest of part. Had to make fixture for it but came out beautiful! God Bless!!

Castings were picked up from customer and first operation finished. Love how bronze finishes! God Bless!!

Some salt water resistant SpongeBob approved GPO3 and GP09. Nasty to cut and just runs through carbide but meets the engineers specs. Squared up blocks drilled and finally counter-bored and de-burred. God Bless!

Two more parts that were run this week a stud and a spacer. Studs) Aluminum studs had to be plated and were turned down in lathe to print specs. The spacers were run in the Leadwell they were made out of cold roll steel. Chiptastic.. God Bless!

Steel shafts and guide plates tack welded together. Parts were turned and milled I used a Hartford chuck to put radius on end of shaft. Very intricate parts, fun to build and put together! Hope you have a great day.. God bless!!

Milled up a couple parts for a new project engineer. Pieces were all made out of aluminum for ease of fitment and machining. Life's good! God Bless