Custom Machining Industries and Services

Custom CNC machining uses computer-controlled equipment to fabricate parts according to a digital design and required specifications. It is well suited to projects that need accurate, repeatable components for testing or production. At Finine Design and Manufacturing, CNC machining can be coordinated with CAD modeling, 3D printing, casting, molding, and finishing services, helping keep development stages aligned.

Yes. CNC machining supports both prototype development and production-level manufacturing needs. A machined prototype can help a team evaluate a part’s fit, function, and design details before advancing the project. Once a design is validated, the same integrated manufacturing environment can support the next production stage alongside services such as urethane casting or injection molding.

Finine Design and Manufacturing supports clients in automotive, military, consumer electronics, and medical industries. The company has particular specialization in dental and orthopedic medical products. Its integrated workflow is valuable for organizations that need design refinement, prototypes, machined components, scalable production methods, and finishing support coordinated through a single manufacturing partner.

Yes. CAD modeling is part of Finine’s product development capabilities. The team can create detailed 3D models and refine product designs so they are ready for prototyping or manufacturing. Addressing design details before fabrication helps teams select the appropriate next step, whether that is 3D printing, CNC machining, urethane casting, or another production method.

3D printing provides a rapid way to turn a digital design into a physical prototype for early evaluation and iteration. CNC machining supports precise, high-quality fabricated components when a project needs that manufacturing approach. Using both capabilities within one development workflow allows teams to progress from early physical models to machined prototype or production parts with fewer coordination gaps.

Urethane casting is a practical option for prototype and low-to-medium-volume production runs. It can bridge the gap between early prototyping and full-scale production, providing high-quality parts without immediately moving to injection molding. Finine can coordinate urethane castings with design, 3D printing, CNC machining, and finishing services to match the project’s development stage.

Yes. Finine Design and Manufacturing offers production painting and product graphics as part of its finishing capabilities. Production painting supports professional-grade finishes, while product graphics can address branding, labeling, and aesthetic requirements. Coordinating these services with machining and production helps teams maintain continuity as a product moves from fabricated components to a finished presentation.

Begin by sharing your product concept, existing design information, intended application, and current development stage. Jaime, Finine’s primary contact, can help guide the conversation toward relevant capabilities, from CAD modeling and 3D printing through CNC machining and final production. Appointments and facility tours at the San Diego manufacturing location are available by request.