From material to component

Timber and panel
machining.

From panels cut to size to beams with holes and joints: we prepare the material for the work you need to do.

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Panels

Cutting to size and optimisation.

We cut whole panels into parts for furniture, shelves and other projects. We use your list of sizes and quantities to plan a cutting layout that makes good use of the material and reduces waste.

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Machine and cutting dimensions

SCM Gabbiani GT 2, 130 version. Cutting length: 4,500 mm. Original panel size, grain direction and tolerances are checked for each enquiry.

A close view of a CNC-machined oak element with metal fittings — Detail of a CNC-machined joint in oak.

Beams and structural components

CNC machining for holes, cuts and joints.

We machine solid timber and glulam elements for roofs, pergolas and structures. Using the drawing, we prepare cuts, holes and joint recesses to suit the connections specified in the design.

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Machine and section sizes

Essetre Techno One. Sections from 70 × 70 mm to 400 × 800 mm. Geometry, tooling and tolerances are checked for each enquiry.

Planed larch boards arranged in a stack — Larch boards after planing.

To complete the component

Surfaces, profiles and edges.

We can assess the machining your project needs alongside the choice of material.

Planing: To even out surfaces and bring the timber to the required section.
Profiling and moulding: To form a shape along the length of a piece, for example for frames and mouldings.
Edge banding: To cover the exposed edges of panels used in furniture.
Lengthwise cutting with a multi-rip saw: To cut boards into battens and narrower pieces.
Impregnation: Agreed according to the timber, intended use and treatment required.

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CNC machining

A cutter machines a timber element inside the CNC machine, seen through the protective window.

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Panels after cutting

The camera moves over stacks of cut panels, showing their edges and surfaces.

From log to board

A black walnut log moves along the sawing line. The camera shows the cut up close.

A closer look at the joint

The camera follows a joint between timber elements and shows its dovetail profile.

Working with us

Material and quantities.

We also consider enquiries for one whole panel or timber element. Larger orders and established customers receive scheduling priority; feasibility and lead times are confirmed in the quotation.

You can choose material from our catalogue. Machining of customer-supplied material is reserved for selected companies and must be agreed in advance.

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Start with your project

What would you like to make?

Tell us the material, quantities, finished dimensions and machining required. Describe any drawings or files you have, even if incomplete. We will help clarify the missing details.

If you need delivery, include the destination.

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