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Use standard tools instead of small, slow cutters.
Many engineers have no practical manufacturing experience. They do not fully understand how parts are machined or which tools are used. As a result, your company may be paying a high price for parts that could be much cheaper to produce.
I help fix this by simplifying your 3D models and drawings while keeping the part’s required function. Lower production costs mean more profit for your company.
You pay once for the changes and save on every future batch. Depending on your production volume, the savings can reach €100,000 or more over time.
10+ years of CNC turning and milling experience
Use standard tools instead of small, slow cutters.
Keep tight tolerances only where they are needed.
Reduce unnecessary clamping operations.
Practical engineering and software, built around the way you work.
Clear company websites, online shops and custom WordPress features that bring in requests.
Explore →02Quoting tools, job tracking and useful applications built for the workshop.
Explore →03Connect your tools and automate the routine work your team repeats every day.
Explore →More than 10 years of CNC turning and milling taught me what makes a part expensive: extra setups, tight tolerances where none are needed, deep pockets, small radii, the wrong stock size.
Housings, flanges, brackets, shafts: the everyday parts where small design changes add up to large savings over a production run.




MarketplaceA European marketplace for used CNC machines and tooling, with seller plans and 8 languages.
ApplicationWorks out the real cost of a machined part and the price to charge, in a couple of minutes.
Online shopAn online shop for CNC cutting tools with a tool finder and 9 languages.
Every day your team repeats the same tasks: copying data between spreadsheets, pricing jobs by hand, chasing job status, filling in reports. Automating or fine-tuning just a few of these routines often frees up hours every week and removes costly mistakes.
Book a free consultation. I will look at how work moves through your company and show where automation pays off. If it does not, I will tell you that too.
Send a model, a drawing or a short description of the task.
I look at it and tell you honestly what can be improved.
A fixed scope, price and timeline in writing.
Regular updates. You see progress, not silence.
Updated models, or software that is live and documented.
Send it over. The assessment is free, and you get an honest answer: what can be improved, or that the part is already fine.