One-off machining
Custom parts in small quantities, with the individual job at the center of the conversation.
MACHINE SHOP / DAVENPORT, IA
One-off machining, custom parts, and repair work. Bring a part, a problem, or an idea. Let’s talk about what it needs.
A focus on the individual job.
One piece. Two pieces. Your project.
01 / CAPABILITIES
Repairing a worn part. Matching something that’s hard to find. Getting the next step figured out. Start with the work you need done.
Custom parts in small quantities, with the individual job at the center of the conversation.
Machining for round parts and shafts. Call to discuss the part, its dimensions, and what needs to change.
Surface grinding for individual projects. Bring the details so we can talk through the work.
Sharpening for a working edge. Ask about your blade type, condition, and whether it’s a fit for the shop.
Discuss a repair or a fabricated piece. The material, size, and intended use help define the job.
Have an existing part to work from? Talk through repairing it or reproducing what you need.
02 / YOUR PROJECT
You don’t need to have every answer before you call. A little context helps us work out whether the shop can help.
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An existing part, a clear photo, or a drawing gives the conversation a starting point.
Tell us what’s worn, broken, missing, or no longer fitting the way it should.
Share any dimensions and material details you know, plus how many pieces you need.
Let us know when you need it. Fit, cost, and scheduling are discussed directly with the shop.
Call before bringing in a large or unusual item.
03 / RIGHT HERE IN DAVENPORT
Find Modern Machine & Tool on Hickory Grove Road. Call to discuss your part, ask about a repair, or plan a visit.
Get directions (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Call with the vehicle and the issue to discuss the shop’s current scope.
SHOP HOURS
Call ahead for holiday hours or to discuss a specific visit.
04 / BEFORE YOU CALL
One-off work and very small quantities are the focus. If you need one or two pieces, call and describe the job. The shop can help you work out whether it’s a fit.
An existing part can be a starting point for repair or reverse engineering. A photo or drawing is helpful, too. Call to discuss its condition and what you need reproduced or repaired.
The shop’s focus is individual jobs and small quantities, rather than production runs. Call with your quantity and project details before making plans.
That depends on the part, material, condition, and work involved. Discuss cost and timing directly with the shop; a look at the part may be needed first.
No. Wheel alignments and transmission work are not offered. For other automotive repair questions, call with the vehicle and the issue to check the current scope.
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