Precision Machining Centers

04/30/2026

NEW! Parameter battery packs for fadal and any other machines that use AA batteries. Get that piece of mind by always knowing the status of your Battery life.

04/19/2026

NEW! For your cnc machines.Parameter Battery backup supply. Never lose sleep again wondering if your Parameter battery is going to die while you are tucked away or on vacation. A one touch button allows you to see the current state of your Battery, so you can determine if it's time to change it. Simply install a new battery on the other side and remove the old one. All while never losing current to your saved Parameters.

04/12/2026

New wheels on the tank. These wheels actually have bearings. Take note Henning. Now for some touch up paint.

03/09/2026

Check out our new file cabinet. At first look, yes but what's inside? Top drawer is for spring collets and pull studs. 2nd and 3rd drawer holds a total of 24 CAT40 tool holders. Better than having them in the open and catching dust.

03/03/2026

Fast, precision cuts every time with this 3ft. Saw material stop.
Designed and built in the USA. 🇺🇸
FREE SHIPPING..$850.00
Shop now at https://allthingspmc.com/sls-3600-saw-length-set

03/03/2026

Supply is running low on these sheet metal brakes. We guarantee there are none like these from any other supplier in the US.
Free shipping in the lower 48.
$4500.00 shop now at https://allthingspmc.com/mb-4800-magnetic-brake

02/18/2026

You can now purchase products directly from the website. No more having to speak with a crummy salesman. 😀

Welcome to PMC where we strive to bring you quality machined parts and quality tools at a competitive price.

02/18/2026

Getting closer to bringing this guy to life.

02/09/2026

Profiling some magnetic and rubber strips today.

01/18/2026

Trade tip: Machine base setup.

I am constantly learning during this life's journey and I feel if someone reads these tips and learns or teaches me something new, then it's worth posting. I have setup small machines before, 4,000 pound range but this was a bit different. 12,000+ pounds to be exact. So, we started with the base. We drilled a hole in the existing concrete to discover we only had 4.5 inches. If we wanted accuracy and repeatability, that was a risk I didn't want to take. Now we have saws, jackhammer, and a rocky base exhumed from the ground where it sat for 40+ years. I was happy to find a hard base 12 inches down. We went 1 foot outside of each base pad on the machine. Once the concrete was done and cured (28 days 🤔)
the setting of the machine was finally here.
Because of the weight, the forklift was large as well and we couldn't get the machine set on the pad like we wanted. So we decided to finish it up with machine skates. Even on skates the 12k pound machine does not want to move. We were lucky to have our small pallet stacker forklift so we could push and pull the mill just enough. Now, we have the machine in place and start the initial leveling of the base. I say initial because we don't have the power hooked up yet so we just went off the table. Later when we are powered up we will remove the way covers and use the ways for our level.
Speaking of levels, you can use your carpenter level for initial leveling but then you need to go to a machinist level. These levels are super sensitive. Each hash mark equals. 0002" over 10 inches. Our base has 6 leveling bolts. I mainly used the 4 outside corners for leveling. I would suggest using a Torque wrench so you can closer monitor the pressure you are applying to the bolts. Once you leveled (the best you can) the X and Y directions now go back and bring the 2 middle bolts up to pressure. Success, for now. Go back a day or two later and check again. Things take time to settle in. Once we power up we will check everything again. Thanks for reading!
Next time I will post machine pictures. I need to give it some love first. Like a bath. 😄

01/05/2026

The stage is set. Let the labor begin! 😅