Need a machine shop that does small jobs

stoney · Nov 17, 2012

in the Portland/Vancouver area. In stainless steel, about 12 at a time two parts.

eganx · Nov 17, 2012

Puget Sound Precision in Kingston WA. I worked there a while. Great people, great machinists, and they all love guns.

G1GRANDEUR · Nov 17, 2012

eganx said:
Puget Sound Precision in Kingston WA.

he said portland/vancouver area.

type in "google" look like there are 3-4 machining shops around.

Key-Hay · Nov 17, 2012

Check with mgd. He's in Milwaukie.

eganx · Nov 17, 2012

Skang said:
he said portland/vancouver area.

type in "google" look like there are 3-4 machining shops around.

He added it after I posted.......details help when asking specific questions

Swedish K · Nov 17, 2012

What kind of work are we talking? mill or lathe? manual job or CNC? There is a CNC shop a mile or two from me that does some small jobs on occasion. Depending on what you need done I may be able to either do the work or you could check with some of the shops like Waite in Longview. They do custom production runs and supply materials if necessary.

G1GRANDEUR · Nov 17, 2012

eganx said:
He added it after I posted.

understood, I blame on OP then.

Trev · Nov 17, 2012

Stoney,
Talk to the guys at Emmert Machine & Fabrication in Tigard, there address is 9446 SW Tigard st.

They gun drilled some hi-carbon steel for me earlier this year, nice to deal with & pretty cheap.

chemist · Nov 17, 2012

Check out Willamette Valley Arms near the Hillsboro airport. It's three guys, some of whom are vets, and they're straight shooters. Cheap reloads for sale, too. Say hi to Joe for me.
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stoney · Nov 18, 2012

sorry, i should have said the area i want the work in, its not gun parts, its an oil drain plug and a fitting that screws into it in stainless. will need about 12/15 each

stoney · Nov 18, 2012

hope i'm not screwing by posting it here, but thought that this forum would know the type people i was looking for.

spectra · Nov 18, 2012

There is a place on Airport Way in Portland called Omega Machine. Not sure of the number but have used them for threading 1 inch rods for me in the past. They are a small family run business.