5-Axis CNC Machining for Complex, Tight-Tolerance Parts

Dynamics Group runs full 5-axis CNC machining at our Madison Heights, Michigan shop on two machines built for different jobs. The Okuma Genos M560V-5AX is our 5-axis workhorse: 41.3 x 22 x 18.1 inch travels, a 19.69 inch table, and a 15,000 RPM spindle that keeps cycle times competitive in aluminum and holds up in titanium and stainless. Alongside it, a Hurco VM10UHSi swivel-head machine takes on smaller five-sided parts on its 7.8 inch table at 12,000 RPM — a right-sized platform for compact, feature-dense components.

The reason to machine a part in 5-axis is one-setup accuracy. When five sides are cut in a single clamping, the tolerance stack-up that comes with re-fixturing disappears — which is why aerospace and defense buyers send us brackets, housings, and manifold-style parts carrying true-position and profile callouts that would be a fight across multiple setups. We hold tolerances to ±0.0002 inch on critical features and verify them in-house on a Mitutoyo AE112 CMM and a Keyence XM-5000 handheld probe CMM.

We are straightforward about capacity: if your part fits inside the Okuma's 41.3 x 22 x 18.1 inch work zone, we will machine it well — and if it needs a larger envelope, we will tell you before you lose a week finding out. 5-axis work is one arm of our complete CNC machining services; milling, turning, and production programs share the same floor and the same quality system. Send your model for a quote and you will have pricing back within 24 hours.