One workshop, four disciplines: CNC-machined parts, carbon fiber prepreg layups, small-batch woodcraft and cast resin work — built to a drawing or built from a conversation. Photos of finished work coming soon — placeholder swatches shown below.
Alongside our own projects, we work as a subcontractor to sailing yacht builders and yards — bringing 25 years in the industry to CNC-machined fittings, carbon fiber layups, interior joinery and cast resin work built to marine tolerances and finished to survive salt water.
Four material disciplines under one roof, each run by the same standard: fit right the first time.
Aluminum, brass, hardwood and composite sheet, routed and milled from CAD files to tolerances tight enough for jigs, fixtures, enclosures and finished hardware.
Layups cut, stacked and cured under heat and pressure for brackets, panels and one-off components that need to be stiff and light at the same time.
Boxes, fixtures and furniture pieces joined, hand-sanded and finished with oil or wax rather than pushed through a production line.
Epoxy tabletops, river tables and inlay work — poured, degassed and levelled, then sanded and polished to a clear, durable surface.
The same four stages whether it's one bracket or a full run.
We talk through the part, the material and what it needs to survive — then sketch or model it.
CAM toolpaths, layup schedules or mould prep, depending on which process the part calls for.
Cut, laid up, poured or built by hand on the shop floor, checked against the drawing as we go.
Deburred, sanded, oiled or polished as the material calls for, then boxed up and handed over.
Placeholder swatches — real project photos will replace these once you send them over.
Send through your project photos and we'll swap these placeholders for the real thing.
A look at the kind of pieces we make — request a quote on anything you see, or tell us what you have in mind.
"Request a quote" jumps to the contact form below and pre-fills it with the piece you're asking about.
