? Chilverstone Engineering — Precision Machining & Fabrication

Chilverstone Engineering · 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.

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EST. 2026/UK WORKSHOP/ONE-OFFS TO BATCH

  • Est. 2026
  • CNC Turning
  • CNC Milling
  • Fabrication
  • One-offs to batch work
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01 Who we are

A new workshop,
built by experienced hands.

Chilverstone Engineering opened in 2026 with one lathe-side ambition: to make parts properly, to the drawing, and to tell the truth about lead times. The workshop is new. The hands behind it are not — our founder brings [XX]+ years of machining, turning, milling and fabrication work into a business built around direct contact with the person doing the job.

That means you send a drawing and talk to an engineer, not an account desk. One-offs, prototypes, small batches and repairs are all welcome, whether you have a fully dimensioned drawing or a worn part and a photograph of where it came from.

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02 Service lines

Turning, milling,
fabrication and finishing.

Eight service lines covering the full journey from a first sketch to a finished, inspected part — for one-offs, prototypes and repeat batches.

01

CNC Turning

Shafts, bushes, spacers, pins and threads — one-offs and batch work.

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02

CNC Milling

Plates, brackets, profiles, pockets, slots, drilling and tapping.

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03

Precision Machining & Fitting

Boring, reaming, fits and clearances, worn parts reworked to size.

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04

Fabrication & Welding

Frames, guards, brackets and stands in mild steel, stainless and aluminium.

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05

Prototypes & One-Offs

From a drawing, a sketch or a sample part, with design-for-manufacture advice.

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06

Batch & Repeat Production

Small to medium batches with repeatable set-ups and consistent parts.

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07

Repairs & Reverse Engineering

Measure, model and remake obsolete or broken components.

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08

Assembly, Finishing & Fitting

Deburring, finishing, pressing, fitting and assembly of complete items.

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03 Capabilities

The machine groups,
and what they hold.

A working list of what the workshop is set up to do. Full machine specifications are being confirmed and are marked TBC rather than guessed.

CNC Lathes

Turned parts, threads and repeat work.

CNC Machining Centres

Milled plates, brackets and profiles.

Manual Lathes & Mills

One-offs, repairs and set-up work.

Sawing & Preparation

Cutting and preparing material to size.

Fabrication & Welding

Frames, guards, stands and repairs.

Inspection & Metrology

Checked against the drawing before dispatch.

Full machinery list

Machine capability cards

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  • MC-01

    CNC Turning

    Programmed turning for shafts, bushes, spacers, pins and threaded parts.

    Max Ø TBCTBC

  • MC-02

    CNC Milling

    Plates, brackets, pockets, slots, profiles, drilling and tapping.

    Envelope TBCTBC

  • MC-03

    Manual Turning & Milling

    Ideal for one-offs, rework and the awkward jobs that need a hand on the handle.

    Capacity TBCTBC

  • MC-04

    Fabrication & Welding

    Frames, guards, brackets, stands, repairs and modifications.

    Processes TBCTBC

  • MC-05

    Sawing & Material Prep

    Bar and section cut to length before machining.

    Section TBCTBC

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    Inspection & Metrology

    Micrometers, calipers and gauges, with records kept per job.

    Tolerance TBCTBC

04 Our work

A portfolio,
built one job at a time.

The workshop is new, so the gallery is being filled as jobs are delivered. Photographs will follow each completed batch of work.

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05 Why a new workshop

Why work with
a new workshop?

We are not going to pretend to a history we do not have. Here is what a new workshop genuinely offers.

  • 01You deal directly with the engineer doing the job — the same person who quotes it, sets it up and machines it.
  • 02No layers of account management, no relayed messages and no waiting for someone to check with the workshop.
  • 03Attention to detail on every job, because the workshop's reputation is being built from scratch right now.
  • 04Keen pricing while we build our portfolio, with [XX]+ years of engineering experience behind the work.
  • 05Every job treated as a reference job — the first parts we make for you are the parts we want to be judged on.

06 The figures so far

Nothing invented,
nothing exaggerated.

  • [XX]+ Years engineering experience
  • 01 Workshop
  • 2026 Established
  • 8 Service lines

Figures are being confirmed with the client. [XX]+ refers to the founder's engineering experience before the workshop opened — that number is still to be confirmed, and we publish nothing we cannot evidence.

07 / Start a job

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.

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