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Who still offers machining/milling services?

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So I'm working on a project right now that requires a little bit of milling work to be done. I have a piece of aluminum that has a pocket milled into it. I just need to have one of the sides of the pocket removed. It really wouldn't be a hard job, but I don't have the right equipment to do it. Who here on the forums would you recommend me to go to on the forums here to have it done?
 





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Considering you're in the US, I'd say Ehgemus. He makes very nice hosts and is likely able to help you out. Just send him a PM with what you need.
 
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Considering you're in the US, I'd say Ehgemus. He makes very nice hosts and is likely able to help you out. Just send him a PM with what you need.

Does he do milling, lathe, or both? I'm really in need of someone who can do milling.

This is the part that I need milled. I tried to cut it with a dremel, but that simply isn't going to cut it. I basically just need the rib along one side milled flat with the bottom of the pocket.

 

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thestug, like gozert mentioned, Ehgemus is a great choice, also flaminpyro, maybe jayrob, and probably more that I'm missing.
If by chance, none of the machinists respond, I could do it for you.
 
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thestug, like gozert mentioned, Ehgemus is a great choice, also flaminpyro, maybe jayrob, and probably more that I'm missing.
If by chance, none of the machinists respond, I could do it for you.

Thanks for the offer, BowtieGuy. I figured since almost all the hosts that I see are round that most of these guys are hobbyists with lathes. I was more or less just trying to find out who owns a mill.
 
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Have you tried just using a full sized grinder? I mean that should flatten it out pretty fast.
 




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