CNC parts, machined in Canada. Upload a CAD file, see your price in Canadian dollars, and get a machinist's sign off within a day.
No account needed. Files stay in your browser.
Up here, a late part means a crew standing in the cold.
The frac crew waiting on a flange. The data centre build that can't test a cooling loop. The robotics team with a demo on Friday and a bracket stuck in someone's quote queue. We built Rennick for them.
No ticket queues. No invoices in US dollars. No week of phone tag for a price. Just parts, machined in Canada, checked by a machinist, shipped with the paperwork.
Quick turn speed, without the border
- Option 1
US quick turn platforms
Fast quotes and fast shipping, but the parts come from the US or overseas. You pay in US dollars, some steel and aluminum now carries Canadian counter tariffs, and you never talk to the person making your part.
- Option 2
Local job shops
Good parts and real people. But a price can take a week of email and phone tag, and capacity depends on whose machines are free.
- Rennick
Instant price, Canadian shops
A price in Canadian dollars the second you upload. A machinist on every quote within a day. Parts cut in Canadian shops we've vetted, with the inspection report in the box.
How it works
- 01
Upload your CAD
STEP, STL or DXF. Add the drawing if you have one. The price moves as you change material, quantity, tolerance and lead time. Nothing leaves your browser until you ask.
- 02
A machinist checks it
A real machinist reads your drawing within one business day. You get a firm price, a ship date and straight answers. The firm price is what you pay.
- 03
We cut, inspect and ship
Cut in a Canadian shop that fits the job. Every order ships with:
- An inspection report, with CMM reports on request
- Mill certs with heat numbers traceable to each part
- Your NDA, signed before any shop opens your file
What we make
Three and five axis milling, one prototype or a few hundred. Aluminum, copper, brass, steel, stainless, titanium and acetal, up to 1000 × 500 × 500 mm, held to ±0.005" or tighter.
Power and grid
Copper busbar, switchgear and transformer hardware
Data centre cooling
Cold plate blanks, manifold blocks, leak test fixtures
Energy
Flanges, adapters, valve and tool components
Robotics
Brackets, housings, gripper fingers, fixture plates
Labs
Vacuum hardware, mounts and prototypes
Something else? Send it over. If it fits a machine, we'll price it.
Questions
Who actually makes my parts?
We quote, manage and inspect every order. The cutting happens in Canadian shops we vet for the work, including five axis capacity. Your NDA covers every shop that sees your files, and you deal with one person from quote to delivery.
How close is the instant price?
It comes from your geometry, material and options, and shows a likely range. A machinist checks every quote before it is firm, and the firm quote is the price you pay.
Why not order from a US quick turn site?
For simple aluminum parts they are hard to beat. For Canadian teams, a Canadian shop means prices in Canadian dollars, no customs brokerage or counter tariffs, and a person who reads your drawing before a chip is cut.
What files can I upload?
STEP gives the closest price. STL and DXF work too. IGES, Parasolid and native CAD files go to a machinist for pricing. Add a PDF or photo of the drawing so tolerances and finishes get checked.
Is my CAD safe?
The instant price is worked out in your browser, so nothing is sent until you request a firm quote. We sign your NDA before any shop opens a file.
Do you do sheet metal or 3D printing?
No. We stick to machined parts. For flat laser cut or bent sheet parts, a sheet metal service will beat us on price and speed.
How fast do parts ship?
Ten business days is standard. Expedited is five and rush is three, plus time for any finish. Your firm quote gives the ship date.
What does shipping cost, and do you ship to the US?
Prices are in Canadian dollars before tax and shipping, and your firm quote lists both. We ship across Canada and to the US. For US orders, the firm quote shows any duties before you commit.
Send us the part that's holding you up
Upload the model and see the number in Canadian dollars. Or book a call and talk it through with a machinist.