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Precision laser cutting, clean edges and fine detail

CNC laser cutting for parts that need a clean edge, a tight outline, or a fast turnaround on low volumes. If you can draw it flat, we can cut it.

01 /Laser cutting

In summary

Custom Metal Designs runs CNC laser cutting at its shop in Central Florida, near Orlando, cutting flat sheet metal to a drawing with a clean, square edge and fine feature detail. Laser is the right process for complex outlines, one-offs and short runs, and parts where edge quality matters, because there is no tooling to make first.

Laser-cut parts feed straight into CMD's own brake forming, welding, and assembly, so a cut part becomes a finished part without leaving the building. CMD is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has run contract fabrication since 2005.

Key facts

  • Clean edges and fine detail, no tooling required
  • Carbon steel, stainless, and aluminum
  • One-offs through production runs
  • Feeds straight into in-house forming and welding

01Capability detail

What laser cutting is right for

Laser cutting shines when the geometry is complex or the quantity is low. Because it needs no dedicated tooling, a one-off prototype or a short run costs about the same per feature as it does to program, so you are not paying to make a tool you will use once.

It handles carbon steel, stainless, and aluminum, and holds a clean edge that often needs no secondary finishing before welding or coating. For exact material grades, thickness, and sheet size, send us your drawing and we'll confirm.

  • 01 / Outline

    Complex outlines

    A drawing becomes a precisely cut flat profile, with no tooling to make first.

  • 02 / Edge

    A clean edge

    Often ready for welding or coating with no secondary finishing.

  • 03 / Next process

    Straight into forming

    Cut parts feed CMD's own brake forming, welding, and assembly.

Gallery

  • Sheet loaded on the shuttle table
  • Automatic sheet loading
  • Cutting, through the safety window
  • Parts cut from the sheet

Next step

Need parts laser cut?

Upload the PDF drawing and the quantity, with a DXF or 3D model if you have one. We'll quote the cut, and the forming and welding after it if you need them.