Two wins today.

First: custom wheel cuts.

Started with a traditional pattern—something readable. Change geometry from a known base.

Not decoration. Control.

Toolpath, workholding, runout, burrs, edge finish… it all shows. On a wheel, looks = mechanics. If it shifts or raises burrs, it’s wrong.

Second: proper two-sided milling. Finally 🙂

We can hold the stock properly now. Cut both sides and have them agree. ±0.003mm.

This took almost 2 years of frustration. Mostly fighting a truly awful machine vendor (NSCNC).

Now: features line up. Thickness holds. Second op looks intentional 👍

Not a lucky part. A process.

Still early. But this opens things up—design, and what we can actually make.

Two quiet wins. Feels good.