I do this every day. Its not bad, the machine does most of the work. Custom fab/repair shop, 90% of the time i make single parts, 8% its a 2 part job. Ive done mass production, I hated it.
Thanks. Custom machining is always expensive. Sometimes we don't have the tools and the customer buys it for use unknowingly, its added to your cost and we keep the tool. Sometimes its best to find something off the shelf that you can modify. Like you buy longer bolts and cut them down, or design your thing around commonly available parts. I know those aren't always possible, I don't know exactly what you need.
Unless this is your project and you make the profit id just shop around. Buying a machine, tooling and learning it will be a long expensive journey process
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