R&D machining without the production-shop queue.
You send a drawing or a broken part. You talk to the person running the machine. No ticket system, no waiting behind a long production contract.
SHOP CAPABILITY
Production shops park prototypes behind the big contract.
Big shops are built for volume. First articles, R&D parts, and one-off sub jobs get slow quotes and last place in the schedule. RPM is sized for that work: open capacity, real tolerances, and no ITAR/CMMC overhead on jobs that don’t need it.
From drawing to dock without the runaround
A short path. You stay in the conversation the whole way.
Send the part
CAD, a print, a sketch, or the physical piece — including broken or undocumented originals we can scan.
Talk to the machinist
DFM, material, quantity, and lead time with the person who will run the job. On a first article, we can print a fit-check model before we cut metal if the geometry is risky.
We cut and ship
Parts come off the machines and go out nationwide. Quotes and dates reflect actual open capacity.
How people usually find us
Rapid prototyping
Functional prototypes and first articles, quoted in 24 hours and typically shipped in 5–7 business days.
Reverse engineering
No drawing? Send the part. We 3D scan it, build the CAD, and machine a new one — and you keep the model.
Downtime & replacement parts
Equipment down and the OEM is gone. Local pickup across the Triangle and southern Virginia.
Keep the production work. Offload the short runs.
When a 5-piece job hits a shop booked on long runs, it either waits or eats a setup that should have gone to the contract. Send the low-quantity work here. We quote in 24 hours, machine it, and ship it back to you — or wherever you tell us.
What we run
A focused set of equipment, used well, covers more ground than most people expect.
A real machine shop that takes one-offs.
R&D teams, first articles, plant downtime, overloaded shops sitting on short runs, and non-ITAR defense-adjacent work usually get stuck choosing: a production shop that can hold the print but parks you behind a contract, or a job shop that will talk to you and drop the ball on everything after the cut. You should not have to pick.
Held to print
without the production queue
Prototype and one-off work is the job, not leftover capacity. Quotes and dates come from what is actually open on the floor. If a tolerance is outside what we hold, we route it or tell you no.
You talk to the machinist
and still get finishing, heat treat, and EDM
Geometry, material, and lead time with the person running the machine — not an account manager. Secondary ops go through partners we manage, so you keep one contact.
One part is a real order
quoted like it matters
No minimums. One piece or fifty gets the same DFM conversation and the same honest date. Instant-quote platforms will not do that. Production shops will not either.
Fast commercial work
without ITAR or CMMC overhead you do not need
If the program is not controlled, we do not price or schedule as if it is. A straighter quote for commercial and non-controlled defense-adjacent jobs.
The person who quotes your part is the person who cuts it
Garrett Morgan owns and runs Roxboro Precision Machining. When you send a drawing, he is the one who reads it, tells you what he would change, quotes it, and runs it. There is no layer between you and the floor, which is why questions get answered the same day and why the lead time you are given is the real one.
That directness is the point. A production shop routes your prototype through a sales desk, a scheduler, and a queue built around volume orders. Here it goes straight to a machine.
A sample of what’s come off the machines
Real parts and real finishes sell better than any copy can.
Ask the people whose parts we already made
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“Placeholder — a quote about turnaround, or about catching a design problem before cutting.”Name, Title — Company
“Placeholder — a maintenance or reverse engineering customer works well here.”Name, Title — Company
Before you send a file
How fast can I get parts?
Is there a minimum order?
What tolerances can you hold?
I don’t have a drawing. Can you still help?
Can you weld or build a full assembly?
Do you have CNC plasma?
Are you ISO 9001 certified?
Do you sign NDAs?
Where do you ship?
Need a part this week, not next quarter?
Tell us what you’re building
Send a drawing, a sketch, a CAD file, or even just the broken part. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours with what it takes to make it.
EMAIL — sales@roxboroprecision.com PHONE — 919-283-0447 SHOP — 50 Virgilina Rd, Ste A, Roxboro, NC 27573 · Shipping nationwide HOURS — Email any time. In person by appointment only.