Holtwood, Pennsylvania · Est. 1997

Parts made to print.

Holtwood Machine is a family-owned CNC job shop in the river hills of Southern Lancaster County. Send us a drawing — or a model, or a sketch, or the worn-out part itself — and we'll send back a quote promptly and parts that measure like the print says.

Send us your print (717) 284-0890

Turning + Milling Runs of 1 – 30,000+ Quotes: prompt

FIG. 1 — BAR FEED TO CUT, NLX2500

Routing

How a job runs here

OP 10

Send it

STEP, IGES, DXF, PDF, SolidWorks — or a paper drawing, or a photo of the part. Upload it here.

OP 20

Quoted promptly

Every RFQ gets a quick turnaround. You'll hear from us promptly, with a real number.

OP 30

Programmed

Modeled in SolidWorks, programmed and G-code-verified in Fusion before a chip is cut. Paper drawings converted to CAD.

OP 40

Machined & checked

Turned and milled on DMG Mori and Fanuc CNC equipment, inspected on a CMM.

OP 50

Shipped

Deburred, marked if you want it, assembled if you need it, packed and on its way.

Work centers

Turning. Milling. Everything between.

DMG Mori NLX2500|700 turning center, door and control

FIG. 2 — NLX2500 TURNING CENTER

CNC turning — bar fed

Two DMG Mori turning centers with live tooling and Y-axis, both bar fed. Complex turned parts come off complete in one cycle: cross holes, milled flats, off-center features, back-side work. Bar feed keeps production runs going unattended.

Fanuc Robodrill 5-axis machining center with its 69-station tool magazine

FIG. 3 — ROBODRILL, 5-AXIS

CNC milling — through 5-axis

Fanuc Robodrill machining centers spinning 24,000 RPM, one with full 5-axis simultaneous motion. Multi-sided parts in one clamping — fewer setups, tighter positional accuracy, faster delivery.

Conventional & grinding

Engine lathe, knee mill, band saw, hydraulic press, and Blanchard grinding for flat, parallel faces. The unglamorous work that finishes a job under one roof.

Design & inspection

SolidWorks design and verification, CAD conversion from paper drawings, CMM inspection, laser marking, light assembly. Bring an idea; leave with a part.

Sample work

Parts off the floor

Six turned parts with threads, cross-drilled holes, milled flats, hexes, and knurling

FIG. 4 — TURNED

Five milled parts: two round housings, a ported block, an angled bracket, and a small pocketed plate

FIG. 5 — MILLED

Ring with four knurled, cross-drilled lugs milled around a turned bore

FIG. 6 — TURN-MILL

Large round housing with a conical bore, a bolt-circle flange, and milled pockets

FIG. 7 — HOUSING

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By the numbers

1997

Started in a garage. Full-time facility since 2003. Same family, same standards.

1–30,000+

Pieces per run. Prototype to production on the same floor.

5-AXIS

Simultaneous milling; triple-turret, live-tool turning.

24,000 RPM

Spindle speed where it counts — small tools, fine finishes, fast cycles.

Stock list

Materials

Non-ferrous: Aluminum, brass, bronze, copper
Steels: Carbon and alloy steels through tool steel
Stainless & exotic: Stainless steels, nickel alloys
Plastics: Machinable plastics of most kinds
Not listed?: Ask. Odds are we can get it and work with it.

Steve Fisher and his three sons in front of the Chicago skyline, in town for the IMTS machine tool show — FIG. 8 — STEVE AND THE BOYS

Who you're dealing with

No layers between you and the spindle.

Holtwood Machine started in 1997 in Steve Fisher's garage and has been on Holtwood Road, family owned and operated, since 2003. One family, one shop floor, one phone number. When you call, you talk to someone who will actually make your part.

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RFQ

Your print. Our floor. Promptly.

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