CNC Turning
Shafts, bushes, spacers, pins and threads turned to drawing, from single parts to batch work.
Sheet 01 / Home / Est. 2026
Precision engineering, built from the ground up.
Chilverstone Engineering is a new British precision machining and fabrication workshop, founded in 2026 and built on [XX]+ years of hands-on engineering experience.
- Est. 2026
- CNC Turning
- CNC Milling
- Fabrication
- One-offs to batch work
01 / Who we are
A new workshop with old hands
Chilverstone Engineering was founded in 2026 as a small, deliberately hands-on precision engineering workshop. Every job that comes through the door is quoted, set up and machined by the same person.
The workshop is new, so there is no layer of account management between you and the person cutting metal. If you send a drawing, the engineer who reads it is the engineer who will make the part — and the one you can ring if there is a question about a dimension, a tolerance or a material.
Our experience comes from [XX]+ years working in engineering, turning, milling, fitting and fabricating across a wide range of parts. That experience is now being put behind a workshop built from day one around precision, clear communication and work we are happy to put our name to.
At a glance
- Established
- 2026
- Engineering experience
- [XX]+ years
- Workshop
- Unit [0], [Town], United Kingdom
- Enquiries
- enquiries@chilverstoneengineering.com
02 / Services
What we do
Eight core services covering turned and milled components, fabrication and everything either side of them — from a single prototype to a repeat batch.
CNC Milling
Plates, brackets, profiles, pockets, slots, drilling and tapping on milled components.
Precision Machining & Fitting
Boring, reaming, fits and clearances, and worn parts reworked accurately back to size.
Fabrication & Welding
Frames, guards, brackets, stands, repairs and modifications in steel, stainless and aluminium.
Prototypes & One-Offs
From a drawing, a sketch or a sample part, including design-for-manufacture advice.
Batch & Repeat Production
Small to medium batches with repeatable set-ups and consistent parts across the run.
Repairs & Reverse Engineering
Measure, model and remake obsolete, worn or broken components that are no longer available.
Assembly, Finishing & Fitting
Deburring, finishing, pressing, fitting and assembly of complete items ready to use.
03 / Capability
Machine groups
A working summary of the workshop capability. Full machine specifications are listed on the machinery page and are still being confirmed by the client.
04 / Our work
The work we are set up to do
Our portfolio is being built. Photographs of completed work will be added as jobs are delivered — for now these tiles show the categories of work the workshop handles.
WRK-01
Turned components
Photograph to follow
WRK-02
Milled brackets
Photograph to follow
WRK-03
Welded frames
Photograph to follow
05 / Why us
Why work with a new workshop
A new workshop has to earn its first customers on the work itself. Here is what that means in practice.
- You deal directly with the engineer doing the job. No account managers, no relayed messages, no waiting for someone to come back to you.
- Every job gets full attention. Set-ups are planned around the part, not squeezed into a gap between larger contracts.
- Keen pricing while we build our portfolio. We are actively looking for work we can use as reference jobs and will price accordingly.
- Every job is treated as a reference job. Because we have no standing reputation to hide behind, the part you receive is the part we are judged on.
- We will say no if it is not right for us. If a job is outside our capability, we will tell you straight away rather than take it on and hope.
06 / Next step
Have a drawing? Let's talk about it.
Send us your drawings, sketches or a sample part and we'll come back with a price and a lead time.