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Colorado Springs, CO · Shipping Nationwide
Quoting Now for Q4 2026

Custom Metal Parts & Precision CNC MachiningMade in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Shipped nationwide.

Schwantek is a precision machine shop in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We make custom metal parts to order and ship nationwide. The work covers CNC machining, design for manufacturing, CAD modeling, reverse engineering, and 3D scanning. We are quoting now and booking production for Q4 2026.

Request a quote →What to send

No obligation. With a print or a 3D model, most quotes go out within one business day. A dimensioned sketch or photograph is enough to start if you don’t have a CAD file.

  • No minimum order
  • Quotes in 1–2 business days
  • Ships nationwide
  • Made in Colorado Springs

Capabilities

  • CNC machiningMilling and turning in aluminum, steel, stainless, and specialty alloys, to your drawing. See our CNC machining in Colorado Springs.
  • Design for manufacturingWe review the part before anything is cut. We flag what drives cost or risk. That includes how the part has to fit the parts around it.
  • CAD modelingNo 3D file? We build the model with you, from a sketch, a print, or the existing part. Where parts have to fit together, we model the assembly and check fit and tolerance stack before machining.
  • Reverse engineering and 3D scanningWe scan and measure existing components to produce accurate models and drawings.

Custom metal parts we make

We build custom metal parts from your print, from a single piece to a few hundred. There is no minimum order.

  • Machined componentsHousings, shafts, bushings, adapter plates, and fixtures produced to your drawing.
  • Obsolete and replacement partsMachine down and no drawing? Send the worn part. We scan or measure it and reproduce it, including components the OEM no longer supports.
  • Complete part setsEvery machined component in an assembly, produced as a matched set and checked for fit against the model. You do the final assembly.
  • Prototype to productionProve the design with a first article, then move to repeat production on the same setup.

Industries we build for

  • Industrial Machinery
  • Energy
  • Automotive & Motorsport
  • Electronics & Instrumentation
  • Food Processing
  • Equipment MRO

Typical parts

  • Brackets
  • Housings
  • Machined Enclosures
  • Manifolds & Fittings
  • Shafts
  • Bushings
  • Spacers
  • Adapter Plates
  • Assembly Tooling
  • Matched Part Sets
  • Prototypes
  • Replacement Parts

How quoting works

Step 1

Send what you have

A STEP file, a PDF drawing, a dimensioned sketch, or a photograph of the part. If it is easier, send the part itself. See what to include.

Step 2

We review and follow up

We confirm material, quantity, tolerances, and finish. With a complete print or 3D model, pricing and a lead time usually follow within one business day. Working from a sketch, a photograph, or a sample part, we talk it through first. We build the model with you, then quote the actual part.

Step 3

You approve the quote

Approve the quote and we schedule the job and confirm a delivery date in writing before any material is cut.

Step 4

We machine, inspect, and ship

Parts are inspected against your drawing before they leave, then shipped to you.

Your drawings stay yours

Drawings, models, and specifications you send are treated as confidential. They are used to quote and build your parts, and are not shared outside the vendors working on your job. If your project requires an NDA before you send anything, tell us and we will sign one first.

How we work covers the order of work, what gets checked before anything is cut, and what we will tell you about your part.

Where we ship

We machine parts in Colorado Springs and ship nationwide. Drawings can be sent from anywhere, and finished parts go out by ground or expedited freight. Customers on the Front Range, between Denver and Pueblo, are welcome to arrange local pickup or review work in person.

  • Nationwide Shipping
  • Colorado Springs
  • Fountain
  • Monument
  • Falcon
  • Peyton
  • Castle Rock
  • Parker
  • Denver
  • Aurora
  • Englewood
  • Pueblo
  • Cañon City
  • Woodland Park

Questions

What does Schwantek do?

Schwantek is a precision machine shop. We do CNC milling and turning, tight-tolerance machined parts, and design for manufacturing. We also do CAD modeling and assembly fit checks, reverse engineering and 3D scanning, and obsolete replacement parts.

Where is Schwantek located?

Colorado Springs, Colorado. We serve the Front Range from Denver to Pueblo and ship nationwide.

How fast can I get a quote?

Most quotes are returned within one business day when we have a print or a 3D model. Starting from a sketch, a photograph, or a sample part takes longer. We confirm the details and build the model first, then price the part. Email sales@schwantek.com or use the quote form on this page.

How do I get a custom metal part made?

Email what you have to sales@schwantek.com: a STEP file, a PDF print, a dimensioned sketch, or a photograph with measurements. We will confirm material, quantity, tolerances, and finish, then return pricing and a lead time. If a drawing or model has to be created first, we build it with you before quoting.

Where can I order custom metal parts near Colorado Springs?

We are located in Colorado Springs and serve the Front Range from Denver to Pueblo. Email sales@schwantek.com to begin a quote.

How much do custom metal parts cost?

Custom work has no list price. Cost is determined by material, part complexity, tolerances, finish, and quantity. A simple bracket is inexpensive; a tight-tolerance part requiring several setups is not. Send the print and we will quote the actual part.

Do you ship custom metal parts nationwide?

Yes. We ship to all 50 states, and customers do not need to be local to place an order.

Is there a minimum order quantity?

No. We accept single parts, small batches, and repeat production runs.

New to ordering custom parts?

See our guide, How to get a custom metal part made, covering what to send, how tolerances affect cost, and typical lead times.

When can you start my job?

We are quoting now and booking production for Q4 2026. Send your print and we will return pricing along with a firm delivery window.

What file formats do you accept?

STEP, IGES, DXF, and PDF drawings. We can also work from a dimensioned sketch or an existing sample part.

What if I do not have a 3D CAD file?

That is not a problem. We build the CAD model with you from a sketch, a print, a photograph with dimensions, or the existing part. 3D scanning is available when a part needs an accurate model.

Can you make a part if I do not have a drawing?

Yes. Send us the worn or broken part. We measure or scan it, produce the drawing, and reproduce it, including components the original manufacturer no longer supports.

Will you sign an NDA before I send drawings?

Yes. Send yours with your inquiry, or ask and we will provide one before you send anything.

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    Quoting now for Q4 2026. Send a print, a sketch, or a photo with dimensions.

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