MACHINE PARTS. HOLD THE DATUM.
For parts where material, tolerance, and finish matter, Wyntek gives Australian teams online access to CNC milling and turning without vendor chasing or machine ownership.
WHAT LEAVES THE LAB
- CNC milled and turned parts
- Aluminium, steel, brass, copper, and plastic stock
- Surface finish and tolerance selection
- First article inspection
- Tracked shipping and job updates
FROM FILE TO PART
- 01
Upload STEP
Send STEP, IGES, SLDPRT, F3D, or DXF files with material and tolerance requirements.
- 02
Review
Complex setups, threads, tolerances, and finishes are checked before machining.
- 03
Machine
Mills and lathes cut the part from solid stock with process updates visible online.
- 04
Inspect
Critical dimensions are checked, documented, packed, and shipped.
REAL JOB PATTERNS
Representative build profiles, shown as process guidance rather than polished portfolio theatre.
| Part | Process | Material | Spec | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aluminium sensor housing | 5-axis milling | 6061-T6 | Threaded faces, datum bores | First article |
| Shaft spacer | CNC turning | Stainless 304 | Concentric features | Small batch |
| Low-friction guide | CNC milling | Delrin | Bearing interface | Prototype run |
Use CNC when the material is the test
A machined aluminium or Delrin prototype behaves closer to the final product than a printed substitute. Use machining when stiffness, heat, wear, thread quality, or dimensional control matter.
What to send with the file
Include material, finish, critical dimensions, tolerance notes, thread specs, quantity, and any surfaces that need inspection. The cleaner the brief, the faster the part can move.
COMMON QUESTIONS
- Do you offer CNC machining in Australia?
- Yes. Wyntek serves Australian customers online for CNC prototype and short-run jobs.
- What file format is best for CNC machining?
- STEP is preferred for solid-body CNC geometry. IGES, SLDPRT, F3D, and DXF are also accepted when appropriate.
- Can you machine aluminium prototypes?
- Yes. Aluminium 6061-T6 and other common grades are suitable for housings, brackets, fixtures, and production-intent prototypes.