Madison Heights, Michigan
Dynamics Group CNC machining, designed and built under one roof.
Engineering, 5-axis machining, fabrication and inspection in one Madison Heights building — so one supplier owns your part from print to shipment.
±0.0002″
Held on critical features
24 hrs
Typical quote turnaround
75+ yrs
Combined industry experience
51 × 22 × 20″
Maximum milling envelope
Parts and tooling delivered to
- Rivian
- Ford
- Pratt & Whitney
- CNH Industrial
- Magna
- Toyota
What we do
Dynamics Group holds six disciplines in one building.
Most shops send half the job somewhere else. We hold the design, the metal, the fabrication and the inspection under one roof — which is why the schedule holds and why there is nobody to point at when it doesn't.
Not sure which one you need? Describe the problem and we will tell you which process fits — or that it does not, and who does it better.
Talk to an estimator
The flagship
5-Axis Machining
Complex, multi-face geometry comes off in a single setup. Fewer fixtures, no stack-up error between operations, and real cost out of the quote — particularly on parts previously priced with two or three ops.
- One setup
- ±0.0002 in
- CMM verified
Swivel-head 5-axis · Ø7.8 in rotary table · 12,000 RPM · Hurco VM10UHSi
CNC Milling
Seven vertical machining centres including a bridge-type BVM 5700, sized for everything from a single prototype block to recurring production releases.
Up to 51 × 22 × 20 in
CNC Turning
Doosan Lynx 2600M and 2100Y with live tooling and Y-axis, so turned parts with milled features finish complete on one machine.
Ø14.96 in × 24 in
Additive & Prototyping
Stratasys F370, Markforged X7 and a Bambu Lab cell. Ten materials including carbon-fibre-reinforced, for design validation and pre-production tooling.
36 × 24 × 36 in build volume
Tooling Design & Build
Weld, assembly and inspection fixtures designed, built, tried out and delivered. Turnkey, including the automation that runs them.
Design → build → tryout → install
Inspection
Mitutoyo AE112 CMM, Keyence XM-5000 probe CMM and Artec Leo 3D scanning. Inspection plans are written at quoting, not after the fact.
±0.0002 in on critical features
Work envelopes
Will your part fit?
Every machine shop publishes a spec list. Here they are drawn to one scale instead, so you can answer the question without doing the arithmetic.
Bigger than the biggest bar? Send it anyway — large weldments get broken into machined details and fabricated here, which is often cheaper than finding a shop with one enormous machine.
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CNC Routing
up to 84 × 170 in
MultiCam 1000 Series
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CNC Milling
51 × 22 × 20 in
Bridge-type and vertical machining centres
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5-Axis Machining
Ø7.8 in rotary table
Hurco VM10UHSi swivel head
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Additive
36 × 24 × 36 in
Build volume across the printer fleet
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CNC Turning
Ø14.96 in × 24 in
Doosan Lynx 2600M
48 in — the long side of a standard pallet, for scale. Bars show the longest axis of each envelope.
Recent work
Dynamics Group parts and tooling that left this building
Weld and assembly fixtures, checking gauges, end-of-arm tooling, machined details. Real jobs, not stock photography.
Under NDA on most of what we build, so this is what we can show. If you want to see something closer to your part, ask — we can usually describe a comparable job.
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End of Arm Tooling -
Inspection Fixture -
Checking Fixture -
Go - No Go Gauge -
Machining Fixture -
Tail Lamp
Key takeaways
What buyers need to know about Dynamics Group
- One building
- Design, CNC machining, fabrication, assembly and inspection stay under one roof in Madison Heights.
- Published envelope
- Seven VMCs to 51 × 22 × 20 in, a Hurco VM10UHSi 5-axis, turning to Ø14.96 × 24 in, routing to 84 × 170 in.
- Verified features
- Critical dimensions are checked on a manual Mitutoyo AE112 CMM, Keyence XM-5000 probe CMM and Artec Leo scanner.
- Honest scope
- ITAR-registered and ISO 9001-compliant. No AS9100, NADCAP or flight-hardware offer.
Buyer questions
Straight answers before you send a print
What CNC work does Dynamics Group take on?
CNC milling, 5-axis, turning, routing, fabrication, additive, tooling design and inspection from one Madison Heights, Michigan facility. Typical work is production tooling, fixtures, gages and precision machined parts — not an online-quote parts marketplace.
Is Dynamics Group ISO 9001 certified or AS9100 approved?
Dynamics Group runs an ISO 9001-compliant quality management system. It does not hold an ISO 9001, AS9100 or NADCAP certificate. Defense and aerospace work is scoped to non-flight tooling, fixtures, gages and production support.
Can Dynamics Group receive ITAR-controlled technical data?
Yes, after classification, contract review and a customer-approved transfer path. The facility is ITAR-registered with DDTC (CAGE 803H3). Do not send restricted drawings with an initial inquiry.
What size parts fit the shop?
Milling envelopes to 51 × 22 × 20 in, turning to Ø14.96 × 24 in, 5-axis on a Ø7.8 in rotary table, and CNC routing to 84 × 170 in. Larger weldments are broken into machined details and fabricated here.
Send us a print. We'll send back a number.
Send the scope and non-restricted files. We will review fit, confirm any data-handling requirements and give you a realistic quote date.