CNC Milling
Precision milling for parts of all kinds — pockets, profiles, holes, slots, and machined features cut to your drawing or model.
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Fabrication Concepts / Oklahoma City
CNC machiningBuilt around your job.
A one-off repair part, a prototype, or a repeat production job: FabCon machines parts from your drawing, model, sketch, or worn sample. Our Oklahoma City shop brings CAD/CAM programming and machining together.
Discuss your project ↗What the job calls for
From a repair part to repeat production.
Horizontal Machining
Heavy, oversized, and multi-sided parts machined on our large-frame HAAS EC-1600 horizontal machining center with integrated 4th axis.
Vertical Machining
General CNC milling on our HAAS VF6 — plates, brackets, housings, fixtures, and one-off or repeat production parts.
Vertical Turning / Lathe Work
Large-diameter turning, facing, and boring on our Hyundai Wia LV 800R vertical lathe — built for big round industrial parts.
CAD/CAM and 3D models
Start with your drawing, 3D model, sketch, or worn sample. We model and program in CAD/CAM, simulate the toolpaths, and machine the part in-house.
Shop example
Steel jaw segment
Modeled and programmed in CAD/CAM, then machined in-house across multiple setups.
View the jaw project and CAD comparison ↗Inside the shop
Equipment for the work.
HAAS EC-1600
Large-frame horizontal machining center for heavy parts, precision milling, drilling, boring, and multi-side machining.
Final capacity depends on part shape, fixture, tooling, and setup.
Hyundai Wia LV 800R
Built for large round parts, heavy turning, face work, boring, and industrial components.
Final capacity depends on part shape, fixture, tooling, and setup.
HAAS VF6
Large vertical machining center for plates, brackets, housings, fixtures, and general CNC milling work.
Specifications are based on the standard Haas VF-6/40 configuration. Usable capacity may vary depending on tooling, fixturing, machine options, and setup.
Start the conversation
What to send
for a quote.
Send your drawing or model, material, quantity, required tolerances, and needed-by date. For a repair part, include photos and describe what is worn or broken. We will discuss the part and confirm what the setup can accommodate.
Tell us about your job ↗Request a machining or fabrication quote.
Send us your drawing, sketch, or sample part and we'll get you a practical answer and a quote.