Custom parts
Real manufacturing capability, a direct workflow, and practical guidance for people building useful things.
A shop built around making parts
KRC Manufacturing combines CNC machining, CO₂ laser cutting, and FDM 3D printing. The work spans metal and plastic components, flat sheet profiles, and printed prototypes. The service is intended for both businesses and individual builders who need custom geometry rather than an off-the-shelf compromise.
Online convenience, physical production
The website provides instant quoting for supported CNC, laser, and printing configurations. Customers can inspect uploaded geometry, choose materials and quantities, and continue through the shared cart. Manufacturing review remains part of production because software checks do not replace a feasible setup or slicing plan.
Located in New Knoxville, Ohio
KRC’s shop is based in Ohio. Its machining equipment includes Haas mills and an Okuma lathe, alongside laser and additive manufacturing capability. The project gallery shows the shop and work supplied on this website. Educational drawings elsewhere are illustrations, not photographs of completed customer jobs.
Useful information before ordering
The resource hub explains design choices, material tradeoffs, file preparation, and process limitations. Guides are written to help customers make decisions without guessing. Custom RFQ provides a route for larger quantities, unusual materials, and requirements beyond the online quote tools.