Custom fabrication in Auburn Hills, Michigan

Waterjet cutting

The Auburn Hills shop cuts steel, aluminum, wood, and composites on a waterjet.

The CNC waterjet uses a 50,000 psi stream mixed with garnet abrasive on a 13′-8″ × 7′ cutting bed, with capacity up to 8″ thick.

A 5-axis head cuts beveled or tapered edges up to 60 degrees, so many parts leave the table with a satin-smooth edge and little secondary finishing.

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Laser cutting

Laser cutting here handles intricate profiles and engraving across metal, wood, acrylic, foam, and related sheet goods.

The Kern CNC laser works in a 5′×10′ area and produces crisp cuts with satin-smooth edges; acrylic often leaves the machine with a clear, glass-like edge.

Teams use it for custom fabrication parts, signage blanks, and architectural details that need tight tolerances.

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CNC router cutting

CNC router cutting at this shop shapes panels and components in wood, plastics, foam, and aluminum.

The KOMO single-spindle router uses a 5′×12′ vacuum table and can cut material up to 4″ thick, with up to 30 tool options for varied operations.

A CNC beam saw with 14′×14′ capacity supports stacked sheet cutting up to 3½″ for high-volume panel work.

More detail lives on the cutting services page.

Custom steel fabrication

Custom steel fabrication here covers structural frames, supports, and architectural steel assemblies.

Welders use MIG and TIG processes with fit-up and inspection so parts meet both strength and finish expectations.

Steel work often ships alongside wood and graphics from the same facility so installs stay coordinated.

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Aluminum fabrication

Aluminum fabrication at this shop includes frames, panels, and lighter architectural components.

Parts are cut, formed, and welded with the same digital workflow used for steel, then finished for install.

Aluminum is often specified where weight, corrosion resistance, or a clean modern edge matter.

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Custom wood millwork

Custom wood millwork from this shop includes casework, wall systems, and architectural wood details.

CNC routing and traditional joinery run together so complex interiors stay accurate at scale.

Finishes are controlled in-house when the project calls for paint or clear coats before install.

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Custom furniture fabrication

Custom furniture fabrication here covers commercial tables, seating, storage, and feature pieces.

Builders match species, joinery, and finish to the interior package rather than catalog standards.

Furniture often ships with matching millwork so the room reads as one build.

Details are on the wood and furniture page.

Automotive paint finishing

Automotive paint finishing at this shop gives fabricated parts a durable, color-matched coating.

Spray work is inspected for coverage and finish quality before parts move to install or shipping.

This path suits metal and composite pieces that need more than a standard architectural latex.

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Latex paint finishing

Latex paint finishing here covers millwork and fabricated surfaces that need architectural coatings.

Color and sheen are controlled in the shop so multi-piece packages match on site.

Latex work sits alongside automotive coatings when a project needs both systems.

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Millwork installation

Millwork installation from this shop puts fabricated casework and wood assemblies in place on site.

Installers work from the same engineering package as production, which reduces rework in the field.

Permanent and semi-permanent interiors are both in scope when the project calls for them.

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3D printing

3D printing at this shop supports prototypes, fixtures, and custom components.

Additive parts can move into finishing or assembly with other fabricated elements from the same facility.

It is a practical path when a geometry is hard to machine quickly or only a short run is needed.

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Large-format printing

Large-format printing here produces graphics for interiors, displays, and built environments.

Output is sized and finished to fit the fabricated surfaces it mounts to.

Print and build stay aligned when both leave the same shop.

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Signage

Signage from this shop includes dimensional letters, panels, and applied brand marks.

Fabrication and graphics share one schedule so signage lands with the surrounding build.

Materials range with the environment—interior brand marks to more durable exterior applications when specified.

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Vinyl graphics

Vinyl graphics here cover wall wraps, window films, and surface graphics on fabricated pieces.

Cutting and application follow the same brand files used for print and dimensional signage.

Field application is available when the graphic has to go on after the structure is set.

Details on vinyl and graphic applications.

Lobby millwork

Lobby millwork from this shop shapes reception desks, feature walls, and entry casework.

Wood, metal, and graphics can ship together so the lobby opens as one environment.

Design files drive cuts and joinery so site install stays predictable.

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Briefing center millwork

Briefing center millwork here supports presentation rooms and visitor spaces that need precise fit and finish.

Casework and wall systems are built to take displays, lighting, and brand surfaces cleanly.

Production and installation stay linked so the room works on day one.

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Outdoor structures

Outdoor structures from this shop include frames, shelters, and exterior brand builds meant for weather exposure.

Metals, treated woods, and protective coatings are selected for the site rather than indoor defaults.

Engineering and install planning start early so foundations, power, and lifts are not afterthoughts.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you offer waterjet cutting?

Yes. This shop runs CNC waterjet cutting for steel, aluminum, wood, glass, stone, and other materials. The cell uses a 50,000 psi abrasive stream on a 13′-8″ × 7′ bed with capacity up to 8″ thick and a 5-axis head for bevels up to 60 degrees.

Do you offer laser cutting?

Yes. Laser cutting and engraving run on a Kern CNC laser with a 5′×10′ work area. It cuts and etches metals, wood, laminate, acrylic, foam, and glass with fine detail.

Do you offer CNC router cutting?

Yes. A KOMO single-spindle CNC router with a 5′×12′ vacuum table cuts wood, plastics, foam, and aluminum up to 4″ thick. Multi-tool setups support both one-offs and production runs.

Do you fabricate custom steel?

Yes. The shop builds structural and architectural steel with MIG and TIG welding, fitting, and finish prep. Work ranges from frames and supports to refined fabricated assemblies.

Do you fabricate aluminum?

Yes. Aluminum frames, panels, and decorative elements are cut, welded, and finished in-house. Lighter assemblies pair well with architectural and brand environments.

Do you build custom wood millwork?

Yes. Architectural millwork—casework, wall systems, and detailed wood elements—is fabricated here with CNC support and hand finishing. Install teams can set the work on site.

Do you fabricate custom furniture?

Yes. Bespoke tables, seating, storage, and feature pieces are built for commercial interiors. Designs move from shop drawings to finished furniture under one roof.

Do you offer automotive paint finishing?

Yes. Automotive-grade coatings are sprayed for fabricated parts and brand environments that need a durable, high-gloss or color-matched finish. Color matching and inspection happen before pieces leave the shop.

Do you offer latex paint finishing?

Yes. Latex and architectural coatings are applied to millwork and fabricated surfaces when the project specifies them. Finishing stays in-house so color and sheen stay consistent across the package.

Do you install millwork?

Yes. Field teams install millwork and related fabricated assemblies using the same drawings produced in the shop. Coordination with fabrication keeps fit-up predictable on site.

Do you offer 3D printing?

Yes. Additive parts and prototypes are produced here to support fixtures, models, and custom components. Prints integrate with the broader fabrication workflow when a project needs them.

Do you offer large-format printing?

Yes. Wide-format graphics are printed for environments, displays, and architectural surfaces. Prints are produced to match the fabricated structures they dress.

Do you build signage?

Yes. Dimensional and applied signage is fabricated and finished for lobbies, retail, and brand spaces. Sign work often pairs with millwork and metal from the same project.

Do you produce vinyl graphics?

Yes. Vinyl prints and wraps are cut and applied for walls, windows, and fabricated surfaces. Application can happen in the shop or on site during installation.

Do you fabricate lobby millwork?

Yes. Reception desks, feature walls, and lobby casework are built for corporate and brand entry spaces. Millwork is coordinated with lighting, signage, and metal details when the design requires it.

Do you fabricate briefing center millwork?

Yes. Briefing and presentation rooms get custom millwork, display integration supports, and finished surfaces built for visitor flow. The same shop can align AV-friendly openings and brand finishes.

Do you build outdoor structures?

Yes. Weather-minded frames, pavilions, and exterior brand structures are fabricated for outdoor use. Material and coating choices follow the site conditions the project faces.

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