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San Jose CNC shop doing low and high volume production and fast prototypes, with pre and post processing services.
Capabilities
- Precision CNC production
- CNC prototypes
- 5-axis machining
- Pre and post processing
- Assembly
Materials
Aluminum, Titanium, Plastics, PEEK.
Quality & certifications
ISO 9001:2015, ITAR registered (as stated on site).
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Fast CNC Prototypes with Pre and Post Processing in San Jose from Odyssey Machining
A machined part is rarely finished the moment it leaves the machine. It may need cleaning, anodizing, painting, marking or inspection. Odyssey Machining is a San Jose CNC shop listed here for low and high volume production and fast prototypes, with precision CNC production, CNC prototypes, 5-axis machining, pre and post processing services and assembly, in aluminum, titanium, plastics and PEEK. The listing shows ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR registration, as stated on the site. This page explains pre and post processing and how to plan a fast prototype order in San Jose.
What pre and post processing mean
Pre processing covers steps before machining, such as preparing stock or treating material. Post processing covers steps after, such as deburring, cleaning, surface finishing, coating and marking. The listing names these services without listing each one, so ask which finishes are available and which are handled by partners. Finishing changes the way a part looks and performs, and it can slightly change dimensions, so plan for it in the design.
Fast prototypes
A fast prototype starts with a clear model and a clear deadline. Machining is quick for prototypes because no tooling is needed. The listing names CNC prototypes, so a first small order is a natural start. Think through finishing early. A prototype that is not finished like the final part may not show how it will really look and behave.
5-axis machining
Five-axis machines move the cutter or part around five directions. They can reach more faces of a part in one setup, which helps with complex shapes and angled features. If your part has features on many sides, mention it.
Materials
The listing names aluminum, titanium, plastics and PEEK. Aluminum is fast to machine and common for prototypes. Titanium is strong and light but slow to cut. PEEK is a high performance plastic that handles heat and chemicals. Give your exact grade so the quote is accurate.
Low and high volume
The listing says the shop does low and high volume production. Say which you need, and whether you expect the volume to grow. A first order of ten parts is very different from a plan for five thousand a year.
Assembly
The listing includes assembly. If you want parts delivered as a kit or finished unit, share an assembly drawing and hardware list.
ITAR registration
The listing notes ITAR registration, as stated on the shop’s site. ITAR is a U.S. regulation on certain defense-related items and technical data. If it applies to your project, tell the shop early. Your own compliance team decides whether it applies.
What to include in your RFQ
- 3D model and drawing with revision
- Material and grade
- Quantity now and later
- Critical tolerances
- Finish or coating, and any cosmetic needs
- Marking or labeling needs
- Delivery date
Plan the whole path
Decide what the part must look like at the end, and work backward. If the finish needs a certain thickness, tell the shop so machining can allow for it.
Questions for a fast turn
When speed matters, ask what the shop needs to start work, how fast the first quote can come back and how long finishing adds to the lead time. Ask whether you can approve a drawing quickly by email and how changes are handled. Some finishes, like anodizing, have their own lead times, so a schedule should include them. Being honest about the real deadline lets the shop tell you what is possible.
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