Infinity EDM and Machining

10/16/2026

Smoke on the water? Technically, it’s smoke on the oil.

That’s a sinker EDM job running in our shop. The electrode never touches the part. It erodes the shape into the workpiece while submerged in dielectric oil, which insulates the gap, carries away debris, and keeps the work cool.

It’s how we produce deep cavities, thin ribs, sharp internal corners, and blind features in hardened material: geometry a cutting tool can’t reach.

If a feature on your print is giving your machining team trouble, send it our way. infinityedm.com

10/07/2026

♾️can be a little complicated. Your next project shouldn't be.

09/17/2026

New sticker on the fork truck. 🇺🇸

"Support USA Manufacturing" isn't just a slogan for us. Every day it rolls past the machines and people making precision parts right here in Jackson, Wisconsin.

Buying from a domestic shop means shorter lead times, easier communication, and a supplier you can visit. We wrote about what that means for the people who buy parts:
https://www.infinityedm.com/blog/infinity-news-1/what-sourcing-domestically-buys-you-28

08/06/2026

We handle 12,000 lbs with ±0.0001" precision. 🏋️‍♂️

07/30/2026

Proud to share that Kyle Crum, president of Infinity EDM & Machining, has been re-elected to another term on the board of directors of the Wisconsin Technology Council.

The Council is the state's independent, nonprofit advisor to the Governor and Legislature on growing Wisconsin's tech-based economy. Kyle has used his seat to keep manufacturing part of that conversation — a reminder that the shop floor is technology too.

"At its core, manufacturing is people and technology coming together to solve problems and make our lives better," Kyle said. "That's the perspective I bring to the Council, and I'm glad to keep serving alongside a board that's working to grow Wisconsin's innovation economy."

Read more:

Infinity EDM & Machining owner Kyle Crum was re-elected to the Wisconsin Technology Council board, representing manufacturing in state tech policy.

07/23/2026

We are proud to spotlight one of our own who’s making a real impact in the world of tech education: Eric Thoreson

His work on the Mayville Technology Education Board helps expand opportunities for the next generation of innovators.

Check out his story in our latest blog:
https://www.infinityedm.com/blog/infinity-news-1/spotlight-eric-thoreson-26

07/23/2026

We are proud to spotlight one of our own who’s making a real impact in the world of tech education: Eric Thoreson

His work on the Mayville Technology Education Board helps expand opportunities for the next generation of innovators.

Check out his story in our latest blog:

Championing Tech Education Inside and Outside the Workplace

07/11/2026

Waiting for a crane doesn't show up on a router. It shows up in a lead time.

We had the overhead capacity. What we didn't always have was "available" capacity, right when the work needed it. Our people pointed that out. We bought a portable jib crane.

Small fix. It's the small ones that decide whether a shop hits a date.

https://www.infinityedm.com/r/yJ5

What small changes have you made that had an outsized impact on your shop?

06/18/2026

We're Hiring! 🔧

Infinity EDM is looking for a skilled CNC Machinist/Grinder to join our team in Jackson, WI.

If you have experience with surface grinding and CNC machining, an eye for tight tolerances, and take pride in doing things the right way — we want to talk.

We're a small, tight-knit precision manufacturing shop. That means your work is visible, your contributions matter, and you'll have direct access to leadership without layers of bureaucracy. We offer cross-training in Wire EDM, Sinker EDM, and more for those who want to grow.

Full-time. 1st or 2nd shift. Extremely competitive pay and benefits.

https://www.infinityedm.com/r/Go8

Tag someone who'd be a great fit. 👇

06/18/2026

🔥Fire & Wire Summer Grill Out!🔥

Nothing beats great food, and an even better team.