Precision CNC machining — Beaverton, OR

Precision parts.
Made right.
Shipped on time.

CNC machining in aluminum, stainless, composites, and select exotics. Every drawing is reviewed by an engineer with 25+ years designing products at Nike, Logitech, and Benchmade. Send a print, get a real quote.

Upload STEP, IGES, or PDF. Quotes back in 1–2 business days.
Do not upload CUI or ITAR data — contact us first for secure transfer options.

Haas CNC mills on the Belfanti Machine Works shop floor
±0.001"Or tighter when the part needs it
4 CNC mills3-axis, 4th-axis, and 5-axis
5-axisComplex parts, fewer setups
25+ yrsProduct engineering
USAMade in Beaverton, Oregon

Capabilities

What we make.
What we make it from.

Prototypes, bridge runs, and production. Machined, finished, and inspected under one roof — with one team accountable for your part.

4th-axis rotary with zero-point vises loaded
01

CNC Milling

Two 3-axis mills, a 4th-axis mill, and a 5-axis machine. Zero-point workholding for fast, repeatable setups.

Reviewing a CAD model / marked-up print at the workstation
02

Engineering & DFM

Fusion 360 CAD/CAM in-house. Send a STEP or a sketch — we'll help make it a part that's built to be machined.

Finished machined aluminum parts
03

Materials

General-purpose metals and plastics, aluminum, stainless, composites, and select exotics — matched to what the part has to do.

Vibratory finishing tumbler
04

Finishing

Deburr and vibratory tumbling in-house. Anodize, plating, and heat treat coordinated through vetted partners.

Trimos height gauge
05

Inspection & QC

First-article and in-process inspection on every job. [Inspection reports / material certs on request].

Full breakdown Capabilities, materials, and equipment specs See all capabilities

Why choose us

Why engineers send us their drawings.

We are not your father's machine shop. You talk to the team that quotes, programs, and ships your part.

An engineer reads every print

25+ years designing products at Nike, Logitech, and Benchmade. Your drawing gets reviewed by someone who's sat on your side of the desk.

DFM before we cut chips

If a tolerance is tighter than the function needs, or a feature is driving cost, you hear about it at quote — not on the invoice.

The right material for the job

Aluminum, stainless, composites, or a select exotic when the application calls for it. If a cheaper material does the job, we'll tell you.

Lead times we actually hit

We quote dates we can hold. If something changes, you know early — not the day it was due.

  1. Step 01

    Send your drawing

    STEP, IGES, or PDF. Add material, quantity, and when you need it.

  2. Step 02

    Get a quote + DFM notes

    Price, lead time, and any design-for-manufacturing flags in 1–2 business days.

  3. Step 03

    Parts ship inspected

    Made, checked, and shipped on the date we committed to.

Spec sheet

The numbers that matter.

Finished aluminum or stainless part on a granite surface plate, mic beside it — raking light

Tolerances

±0.005"Standard
±0.001"Precision — or tighter when needed
64 RaStandard finish, µin — finer or polished on request

Materials

  • General — [steel, brass, plastics]
  • Aluminum — [6061, 7075]
  • Stainless — [303, 304, 316]
  • Composites — [G10/FR4, carbon fiber]
  • Select exotics — on request

Industries served

  • Semiconductor equipment
  • Consumer products
  • Outdoor & sporting goods
  • Industrial automation
  • Aerospace
  • Product development / R&D

The 2026 Expansion

New building.
Same standards.

In April 2026 Belfanti Machine Works moved into a dedicated 4,000 sq ft commercial facility in Beaverton, with room to grow. More room to run, same team on your parts.

  1. April 2026Machines rigged & moved
  2. May 2026Fully operational
  3. Now4,000 sq ft, Suites B & C
Read about the expansion
UP AND RUNNING — SUITES B & C
Two Haas mills strapped to a trailer on moving day
Rigging day
A Haas mill being set into place inside the new building
Setting the mills
Belfanti Machine Works Commercial CNC Services sign
Suites B & C, Beaverton

Got a drawing?
Get a quote.

Send a STEP, IGES, or PDF. An engineer reviews it and comes back with price, lead time, and any DFM notes in 1–2 business days.