Six production cells in Madison Heights — 5-axis and 3-axis machining, turning with live tooling, large-format routing, fabrication, additive and metrology. One local team owns the part from print to shipment.
8 VMCs
Including two 5-axis centres
51 × 22 × 20″
Maximum milling envelope
Ø14.96″
Maximum turning diameter
±0.0002″
On critical features
Complex, multi-face geometry comes off in a single setup. That removes fixtures, removes stack-up error between operations, and takes real cost out of the quote — particularly on parts that were previously priced with two or three ops.
Seven vertical machining centres, sized from a single prototype block to recurring production releases. The bridge-type BVM 5700 takes long weldments and plate work that will not fit a standard VMC table.
Live tooling and a Y-axis mean turned parts with milled features, cross-holes and flats finish complete on one machine — no second setup on a mill, no second chance to lose concentricity.
Industrial and high-rate printers side by side, so a design-validation part can be in your hands tomorrow and the pre-production tooling can follow in the same week. Ten materials including carbon-fibre-reinforced.
Large-format CNC routing paired with welding and precision fabrication. Where a job needs both machined detail and a fabricated structure, it stays in the building instead of going out to a second vendor and coming back late.
Inspection plans are written at quoting and first article, not improvised at final. Incoming material is verified against certs at receiving; in-process checks keep the run in control rather than catching drift afterwards.
Detroit CNC machine shop
Dynamics Group provides precision CNC machining services from Madison Heights, minutes from Detroit’s automotive and mobility engineering base. Design, machining, fabrication and inspection work together here, so questions about a print do not have to travel through several suppliers before anyone answers them.
Prove fit, access and critical features before committing to production tooling or a recurring release.
Move from first article to repeat work with the inspection plan and process knowledge kept in one shop.
Combine machined details, fabricated structures, gauges and automation support without coordinating multiple vendors.
Faster quoting
A PDF drawing is enough to start. A STEP model, target quantity and required date help us return a firmer number with fewer follow-up questions.
PDF print, STEP model, DWG or a clear sketch
Grade, stock form and any approved equivalents
Prototype count and expected production releases
Critical tolerances, finish, inspection and due date
Materials
Aluminium, carbon and alloy steels, stainless, titanium, tool steels, plastics, composites and wood. If it is on your print and it can be held, we will quote it.
Send the scope and non-restricted files. We will review fit, confirm any data-handling requirements and give you a realistic quote date.
