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I've got a few small items drawn up that I need machining, nothing too complex but one has a couple of hex key slots in it which seems to be a problem for the local workshops.

So I need somewhere that can deal with a small order of some fairly small parts! Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks


 
Posted : 28/07/2011 9:59 pm
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These are a couple I use round this way
http://www.km-engineering.co.uk/
http://www.cityengineering.com/

And this chap is often worth speaking to if you need something slightly unusual
http://www.lminteractive.co.uk/


 
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Marbridge in Tamworth are good.

Hex slots ? They would probably need broaching, so you'll likely have to pay for a tool.


 
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eoin - we at BETD may be able to help. Call Rob Lewis Tuesday and see what he says. Not promising anything ok.


 
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Blane precision engineering in Killern are very good

Blane Precision Engineering

Killearn
Glasgow
G63 9QG

Tel: +44 (0)1360 550492


 
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Also does it [i]need[/i] hex key slots? A flat slot for a screwdriver is an awful lot easier to make especially if you are prototyping


 
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was going to say not many engineering firms want to broach these days but if you look up cnc with rotary broaching you will find a hole host of companies who will do it on a cnc for you expect to pay by the hour

forgot to add some companies will dril the hex corners then clear the centre with a larger drill and mill the hex walls in


 
Posted : 28/07/2011 11:50 pm