Parts Cutter CNC

Listing #1685 Listed on: 08/03/2016

CNC Cabinet Parts Cutting Service

10 Years As A Cabinetmaker

Deep Knowledge Of Technical Aspects Of Millwork / Shop Drawings / AutoCAD

Fast Turnaround - You need it yesterday, I understand.

I will make your boxes YOUR way, there are no limitations.

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Shop Exterior

CNC

Shop Interior

Sorted Parts Ready For Bander

Labeled Parts

AV Parts

Pilasters

T Slots

Wall Panels

Finger Pull

Polycarbonate Helm Plate

Jabroc Skid Plate

Walnut Fleur De Lis

Accoya Corbels With Dowel Registration

V Grooves In White Oak

2" Paired Bracket

2" Corner Bracket

Company Name: Parts Cutter CNC

Contact Name: Stephen Williams

Location: Danbury, CT 06810

Year Founded: 2016

Sq. Footage: 2,000

Employees: 1

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: www.partscuttercnc.com

Product Specialties:

Architectural Millwork - Custom Millwork
Boat Building - Boat Repairs
CNC Services - General
Furniture - Furniture Manufacturers

Shop Equipment:

Other - FMT Patriot CNC
Holz Her - 1402 HF

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Company Description Continued
I can supply face frame/door drawings and drawer box dimensions.

After using a cnc for the last seven years everyday as a cabinetmaker, I decided to change business model and focusing solely on producing parts. I can do 2D and 3D. I am very proficient in Cabinet Vision, AutoCad, VCarve, Enroute, Rhino.

I am a one person shop at the moment, with a 2000 sf industrial facility, 20 x 100 footprint. My time is spent on daily programming in Cabinet Vision and AutoCad and Machining.

Future plans include implementing a lean shop.

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