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CNC machining and product engineering in Boise, Idaho.

We machine prototypes, fixtures and repeat parts on four DMG MORI machines. If a part is still an idea, we engineer it first.

A glowing light bulb bursting apart in streaks of orange, blue and purple light against a black background.
Milling on the shop floor, 6244 W Gowen Rd, Boise.

What we do

Most jobs arrive as a drawing and leave as finished parts. Some arrive as a sketch, and those start with engineering.

CNC machining. Five-axis and vertical milling, and mill-turn work with a sub-spindle and live tooling. Prototypes, fixtures and repeat production parts in metals and plastics.

Product engineering. From a sketch or a description to CAD, then to a machined prototype you can test. Founder and CEO Shamik Patel spent his career in semiconductor equipment R&D at Micron, Applied Materials and Samsung. He is a certified PMP and holds patents of his own.

Brand development. We design products, protect their intellectual property, engineer them for manufacture and take them into the market ourselves.

Partner processes. When a program needs finishing, coating, marking, outside inspection or assembly, we coordinate it with partner shops and deliver the completed part.

Quality system. ISO 9001:2015 certified.

Equipment

Five-axis work, vertical milling and live-tool turning are available under one roof in Boise.

Our machine mix allows us to approach parts from multiple directions and select a practical process for the geometry, tolerance and volume.

Four DMG MORI machines, all in Boise. Each outline is drawn to one scale on a 50 mm grid so you can see whether your part fits: the table for the mills, turning diameter × length for the mill-turn.

  • 01 / Five-axisDMG MORI

    DMU 65 monoBLOCK

    5-axis milling, swivel rotary table. One machine.

    Complex multi-face geometry and precision milling.

  • 02 / Vertical millingDMG MORI

    CMX 1100 V

    Vertical milling. Two machines.

    Prototype and repeat milling capacity.

  • 03 / Mill-turnDMG MORI

    NLX 2500 SY/700

    Mill-turn with sub-spindle, Y-axis and live tooling. One machine.

    Turned components with milling and secondary-spindle capability.

Sizes in millimeters. CMX 1100 V and NLX 2500 figures are DMG MORI’s published standard specifications.

Markets we are building for tomorrow

  1. 01/ Industrial equipment

    Our milling and mill-turn equipment can support suitable prototypes, tooling, replacement parts and repeat mechanical components. We assess each opportunity against its drawings, materials, tolerances and inspection requirements.

  2. 02/ Semiconductor equipment

    Founder experience in semiconductor equipment informs our approach to dry etch, ALD, CVD and mechatronics applications. Potential work includes prototypes, fixtures, service spares and mechanical interfaces; customer qualification would govern production.

  3. 03/ Defense & unmanned systems

    We are exploring structural brackets, housings, mounts, interfaces and ground-support tooling for U.S. programs. Any work would depend on program-specific sourcing, quality and compliance requirements.

  4. 04/ Consumer products

    Through Killer Golf and Metonboss, we engineer and machine finished products, mechanisms and accessories. This is direct experience taking our own designs from development into production and market.

We build what we imagine.

Proof through our own product

Our in-house brands utilize our engineering and manufacturing expertise to offer high-quality 5-axis CNC machining services and precision CNC machining services, putting these crucial decisions in the hands of real customers. This approach ensures that our CNC milling and turning services adapt to meet the needs of our clients, while we focus on delivering custom machined components for OEMs. From prototype to production CNC machining, we prioritize customer feedback to refine our offerings.

Four Killer Golf putter heads in blue, red, green and lavender, each with the KILLER GOLF logo, standing in a row on a golf green.
Killer Golf putter heads in four colors.

Killer Golf

Milled putters. Every head starts as a solid billet of 303 stainless steel and is milled, assembled and inspected in Boise. The designs are patented.

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Metonboss pieces in a felt-lined case: flag-anodized titanium knife scales marked 1776, brass and polished steel capsules, an owl coin, a pocket clip, rings and small engraved brass, steel and copper pieces.
Metonboss knife scales, capsules, coins and clips.

Metonboss

Machined everyday-carry: spinning tops, fidget tools, dice and knife scales.

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A strategic manufacturing partner

More than just a source for parts.

A customer can help shape dedicated capacity, processes and capabilities around its long-term needs. We bring an operating foundation and a team ready to build on it.

  1. 01/

    Define the opportunity

    Understand the applications, technical requirements, volumes and supply-chain priorities.

  2. 02/

    Design the right model

    Choose direct production, a development program, dedicated capability or a deeper investment partnership.

  3. 03/

    Build around the work

    Align equipment, people, quality controls and partner processes to the program as commitments are established.

Send a drawing or RFQ

For a part that is already drawn or modeled. Attach the files, tell us the quantity and material, and we will come back with questions or a quote.

PDF · STEP/STP · IGES · DXF · DWG · STL · SLDPRT · SLDASM · ZIP · images

Start an RFQ

Submit an idea

For a product that is still a sketch or a paper-napkin drawing. Talk it through with our lead designer and we will tell you what it takes to reach CAD and a first prototype.

Describe your idea

Talk to someone

Ask for the lead machinist, the lead designer or business development.

+1 (208) 968-4343
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Mountain Time.

After you send a drawing

The routing every job follows through the shop.

  1. OP 10

    Review

    Our lead machinist or lead designer reads it and asks about anything the drawing leaves open: material, finish, the tolerances that drive cost.

  2. OP 20

    Quote

    A price and lead time for your quantity.

  3. OP 30

    Machine

    In-house on the DMU 65, CMX 1100 V or NLX 2500. Finishing, coating and assembly go to partner shops when the part calls for it.

  4. OP 40

    Inspect

    Checked against your drawing before it leaves the shop.

  5. OP 50

    Ship

    Packed and shipped from Boise, Idaho.