01 / CNC turning

CNC turning. Made to drawing.

Shafts, sleeves, bushings and flanges, made to your drawings. WhaleResolve supplies the finished parts, with manufacturing, finishing and the agreed inspection organised through one supplier.

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Original industry illustration of a stepped shaft held in a horizontal CNC lathe chuck beside a turning tool
CNC turning · Process illustration

Turned to fit your assembly.

What we review with you.

01

Diameters & fits

Identify mating diameters, bores and the fits that control the assembly.

02

Shoulders, threads & datums

Define the relationships between features, including grooves, lengths and geometric tolerances.

03

Final surface condition

Specify the material grade, surface finish and dimensions that apply after treatment.

Specify the final condition.

Send the material grade and any heat treatment, grinding or surface treatment. Identify the dimensions that apply after finishing.

From first batch to repeat supply.

Tell us the quantity needed now and your expected repeat demand. Feasibility, minimum quantity and lead time are confirmed for each part.

Several accepted part numbers can share one PO, with consolidated or staged delivery agreed around your needs.

From drawing to delivery.

01

Drawing review

Requirements, material and quantity.

02

Quotation

Scope, pricing and lead time agreed.

03

Production & checks

Manufacturing and agreed inspection.

04

Delivery

Packing and shipment to the agreed plan.

Capabilities, quantities and lead times are confirmed against each part and its requirements.

For a useful turning quote.

  • Current drawing revision and a 3D model, if available
  • Material grade, condition and finish
  • Critical fits and required inspection records
  • Quantity, delivery date and destination

Before you enquire.

What tolerances can you achieve?

We review tolerances against the geometry, material, finish and inspection method on your drawing. Critical requirements are confirmed before accepting the order.

Can a turned part also include milling?

Yes. Include flats, slots, cross-holes and other secondary features in the complete drawing so we can review the full manufacturing route.