Eagle CNC

Name: Eagle CNC
Address: 2357 Whitehall Road, Muskegon, MI, 49445, US
Telephone: (231) 766-3914

Eagle CNC Technologies produces high quality precision CNC machined parts for a variety of industries.

09/01/2026

Donate blood, get a $25 e-gift card

This Thursday at Eagle Alloy, the Versiti Blood Center of Michigan Blood Bus will be on-site all morning. All are welcome, whether or not you are connected to the Eagle Group – join us for a good cause!

See contact info to make an appointment, but walk-ins also welcome as schedule allows.

🗓️ Thurs, Sept. 3, 6am - 12pm
📍 Eagle Alloy, 5142 Evanston Ave, Muskegon, MI

07/21/2026

A little milling, you say?

To machine from billet a part that hasn't been manufactured in decades?
No problem.

The challenge wasn't just making the part—it was figuring out exactly what it needed to be.

For this project, Eagle CNC reverse-engineered a rare component from a 1957 TEMCO aircraft, transforming an obsolete part into a modern CAD model before machining it from billet.

PS: Thanks Kurt Workholding for the great vises.

07/10/2026

Where minds meet metal. ⚔️🔥

Cast in Steel's new YouTube series premiered last night, bringing together college teams from across the country for a challenge built around creativity, engineering, metalcasting, and raw skill.

This year’s challenge: George Washington’s sword.

Meet the teams, see their approaches take shape, and follow the competition toward the ultimate test ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q04p6LL00

07/04/2026

The story of the United States has always been one of building and improving.

For 250 years, manufacturers have transformed raw materials into the products that power our progress.

This Fourth of July, we're celebrating the people who continue that tradition through innovation, precision, and hard work—at the Eagle Group, those people have defined our growth for nearly 50 years.

Happy Independence Day!

06/30/2026

A casting's geometry may be defined by the shell, but its performance is defined by its microstructure.

Long before solidification begins, controlled alloy additions determine a casting's mechanical properties.

This is where alloying starts. To learn more about what controlled alloying leads to, check out our free e-book Metal Properties and Their Applications in Metalcasting and CNC Machining: https://hubs.li/Q04mVSxR0

06/29/2026

What does quality have to do with safety?

Everything.

In the utility industry, components like mounting brackets, piston crowns, and structural housings support power distribution, water management, and telecom infrastructure. When those parts fail, the consequences can escalate from service disruptions to public safety hazards and direct threats to human life.

Our ISO 9001:2015 certification and in-process inspection protocols exist for exactly these applications — parts that have to perform, every time.

See how we serve the utility industry and beyond: https://hubs.li/Q04mVH4L0

06/15/2026

CNC machines deliver precision, but safe operation comes down to training, process discipline, and the people running the equipment.

At Eagle CNC, our operators and inspectors work in tandem on every job, monitoring critical dimensions in real time and catching issues before they become problems.

06/12/2026

Workforce development—we're in it for the long haul! 🚚⏳

Our article "Community Outreach: Investing in Manufacturing Workforce Development" is featured in this month's Modern Casting magazine.

It explores why engaging students and supporting hands-on manufacturing education is essential to building the next generation of skilled talent.

Pick up the latest issue from the American Foundry Society and give it a read.

https://hubs.li/Q04l8yr-0

06/09/2026

🦺 Our team never steps onto the floor without the right PPE. Because in the foundry, the right gear isn't optional. From heat-resistant gloves and face shields to steel-toed boots, our team at Eagle Group suits up every shift because protecting our people is how we protect our craft.

Happy National Safety Month from our floor to yours.

06/02/2026

Right now, these tools are sharp, clean, and fresh out of the box ⚙️

Give them enough cutting time, heat, friction, vibration, and chip load—and they’ll eventually wear down like every other cutting tool.

But *how* do they wear down?

Tool life is influenced by numerous factors:

✔️ Cutting speed
✔️ Feed rates
✔️ Material hardness
✔️ Coolant delivery
✔️ Chip evacuation
✔️ Tool coatings
✔️ Machine rigidity and chatter

Tool degradation is not a one-factor pony 🎠

Which is why machinists pay so much attention not just to the part being machined, but also to the condition of the tool doing the machining.

Address

2357 Whitehall Road
Muskegon, MI
49445

Telephone

(231) 766-3914

Website

http://eaglecnc.com/

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