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Parts: An Audit Guide for Procurement and Engineering Teams — precision CNC machining article by Olympus Machining, Hanover PA](/__l5e/assets-v1/cada5ea9-2f99-455d-9ef5-951e710861d3/selecting-cnc-machine-shop-oem-parts-hero.jpg) # Selecting a High-Precision CNC Machine Shop for OEM Parts: An Audit Guide for Procurement and Engineering Teams August 19, 2026 CNC Machine Shop OEM Parts ITAR CMMC Level 1 CMM Inspection Aerospace Defense Supplier Audit • Procurement & Engineering • Aerospace, Defense & Medical OEMs A machine shop that hits ±0.0005″ once is not the same as a partner that hits it on part 5,000 — and the difference shows up in the audit, not the quote. **Hanover, PA** — Olympus Machining LLC · [ITAR](/itar-cnc-machining-mid-atlantic-aerospace) registered · CAGE 9V9P0 · CMMC Level 1 · AS9100D In Progress. Author: Olympus Machining · Reading time: ~11 min ### At a Glance - Lowest unit price hides the real costs: dimensional drift, traceability gaps, and regulatory exposure - Match the process to the geometry — multi-axis milling for prismatic parts, turning and turn-mill for round parts - Prototype-to-production partners carry programming, fixturing, and inspection plans forward without a handoff - Material expertise is a hard filter: aluminum, 17-4 PH, Ti-6Al-4V, and PEEK each fail differently - ITAR registration and CMMC Level 1 (FAR 52.204-21, 17 controls) are audited barriers to entry in 2026 - 6-row supplier audit checklist, RFQ package anatomy, and an 8-question FAQ below ### Contents 1. [Evaluating CNC Machine Shops Beyond the Initial Quote](#beyond-quote) 2. [Choosing Between Multi-Axis CNC Milling and CNC Turning](#milling-turning) 3. [Material Limits and Machining Precision](#materials) 4. [Tolerances, In-Process Checks, and CMM Quality](#metrology) 5. [Compliance Demands in 2026: ITAR and CMMC Level 1](#compliance) 6. [Your Audit Checklist for CNC Suppliers](#checklist) 7. [The Anatomy of a Production-Ready RFQ Package](#rfq) 8. [Machining Parts That Match Your Print](#olympus) 9. [FAQ](#faq) When a mission-critical part fails, the damage rarely stops at the component level. For defense, aerospace, medical, and industrial OEMs, a single missed tolerance or late delivery halts assembly lines, triggers compliance audits, and burns through hundreds of thousands of dollars. Yet, procurement teams often feel pressured to chase the lowest bid or the fastest automated quote. That is a trap. Building a resilient supply chain means looking past simple hourly rates. To find a true machining partner, manufacturing engineers and procurement managers must run a structured, quality-first audit of a shop’s technical capabilities, material expertise, quality systems, and regulatory credentials. ## Evaluating CNC Machine Shops Beyond the Initial Quote Every modern machine shop claims they can hit tight tolerances and ship on time, but there is a massive operational gulf between a shop that occasionally coaxes a ±0.0005-inch tolerance out of a simple, one-off geometry and a partner who repeatedly nails it across a 5,000-piece production run of complex aerospace components. If you are benchmarking suppliers, our companion piece on [how OEMs evaluate CNC machine shops](/blog/how-oems-evaluate-cnc-machine-shops) covers the scoring model in more depth. \[ Low-Cost Job Shop \] \[ Quality-First CNC Partner \] ┌──────────────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────────┐ │ • Visual inspection only │ │ • In-process CMM checks │ │ • High dimensional variance│ vs │ • Traceable metrology │ │ • Paper-thin compliance │ │ • Secure ITAR/CMMC flow │ │ • Frequent line-down risk │ │ • Stable, repeatable out │ └──────────────────────────┘ └──────────────────────────┘ When procurement processes focus strictly on the lowest unit price, they end up swallowing massive hidden costs down the road: - **Inconsistent Quality:** Unmonitored tool wear, thermal drift, and flimsy workholding setups cause dimensions to drift wildly from lot to lot. - **Traceability Gaps:** Missing material test reports or incomplete inspection sheets can force your receiving department to reject entire shipments. See [traceability for aerospace + defense](/blog/traceability-aerospace-defense-cnc-machining) for the documentation chain buyers audit. - **Regulatory Vulnerability:** Handing ITAR or CMMC regulated data to an uncertified shop puts defense contractors in severe legal jeopardy. Digging into a shop’s calibration schedules, metrology workflows, and technical expertise before signing a purchase order shifts your sourcing from a high-stakes gamble to a predictable engineering partnership — the same discipline described in our guide to [choosing machining vendors](/blog/choosing-machining-vendors-cnc-machining-shop). ## Choosing Between Multi-Axis CNC Milling and CNC Turning You need to know exactly how a shop tackles complex geometry before you hand over a purchase order. A capable machine shop keeps a balanced mix of high-end equipment on the floor to route your files through the fastest, most precise setup possible. Our [milling vs turning decision guide](/blog/cnc-milling-vs-turning-aerospace-defense-decision-guide) walks the same tradeoff part by part. TYPICAL WORKPIECE APPLICATIONS Multi-Axis CNC Milling CNC Precision Turning ┌────────────────────────┐ ┌────────────────────────┐ │ • Complex structural blocks│ │ • Shafts, pins, valves │ │ • Orthopedic implants │ │ • Flanges and fasteners │ │ • Aerospace bulkheads │ │ • Rotationally symmetric │ │ • Prismatic housings │ │ • Custom bushings │ └────────────────────────┘ └────────────────────────┘ ### Multi-Axis CNC Milling Prismatic parts with complex, multi-sided features demand [multi-axis CNC milling](/blog/5-axis-cnc-milling-aerospace-complex-geometries). - **3-Axis Milling:** This is your baseline for simple, flat parts machined on a single face. It is highly cost-effective, but if your part needs work on multiple sides, the machinist must manually flip and clamp it again, which invites stacking errors. - **4-Axis and 5-Axis Milling:** Adding rotational axes lets the cutting tool reach the stock from virtually any angle. This eliminates multiple setups, cuts down on fixturing errors, leaves smoother surface finishes, and makes quick work of complex shapes like aerospace impellers, thin-walled defense frames, and medical housings. ### CNC Turning and Turn-Mill Systems When your parts are round, [precision CNC turning](/blog/precision-cnc-turning-capabilities) centers spin the metal against a rigid cutting tool. - **Standard CNC Turning:** This is the ideal process for shafts, pins, custom fasteners, and hydraulic valves. - **Live-Tooling and Multi-Spindle Turning:** Modern turning centers carry live milling tools and sub-spindles. We use them to turn a cylinder and immediately mill off-center slots, cross-holes, or flat faces without moving the part to another machine. For complex cylindrical parts, handling everything on one machine keeps features perfectly centered. ### Finding the Right Prototype-to-Production Match You can generally sort potential machine shops into three categories. Supplier Type Strengths Weaknesses Best For **Prototype-Only Job Shops** Fast turnaround on 1–5 parts; highly flexible setups. No scalable quality control; manual documentation; high unit costs. Early-stage proof of concept; fit checks. **Commodity High-Volume Shops** Low piece-price for large batches; automated processes. Inflexible to design changes; long setup lead times; poor engineering collaboration. Mature, simple, low-mix assemblies. **Prototype-to-Production Partners** Scalable quality systems; seamless transition from design-for-manufacturability (DFM) to production; robust CMM inspection. Higher initial engineering setup cost than basic job shops. Aerospace, defense, and medical OEMs requiring traceable, tight-tolerance components. A prototype-to-production CNC partner handles the entire lifecycle. During the prototype phase, manufacturing engineers dig into your CAD models for [design-for-manufacturability (DFM)](/blog/dfm-design-for-manufacturability-aerospace-cnc-machining) issues, looking for tight corners that drive up tool wear or tricky features that require custom clamps. Once you greenlight the design, the job moves to production CNC mills and lathes using the same programming, fixturing, and inspection plans. This keeps your documentation clean and prevents the quality hiccups that happen when you throw a prototype over the wall to a completely different production shop — the mechanics of [scaling from prototype to production](/blog/scaling-cnc-machining-prototype-to-high-volume-production) are covered separately. ## Material Limits and Machining Precision Your choice of a machine shop hinges on whether their team actually understands how your chosen material behaves under physical and thermal stress. Shaping aerospace titanium bears zero resemblance to slicing through free-machining brass or engineering polymers. MATERIAL SPECTRUM \[ Engineering Plastics \] \[ High-Strength Alloys \] ┌────────────────────────┐ ┌────────────────────────┐ │ • PEEK / Delrin / PTFE │ │ • Ti Gr. 5 / Inconel 718 │ │ • Low cutting forces │ vs │ • Extreme heat generation│ │ • High thermal expansion │ │ • Severe tool wear │ │ • Critical workholding │ │ • Rigid setups required │ └────────────────────────┘ └────────────────────────┘ A competent partner must hold deep expertise across a broad material spectrum: - **Aluminums (6061-T6, 7075-T6, 2024):** These form the structural backbone of the aerospace sector. They cut quickly, but maintaining tight tolerances means we must carefully manage thermal expansion and material stress relief. - **Stainless Steels (304, 316, 17-4 PH):** Essential for harsh, corrosive environments. We monitor 17-4 PH heat-treat states closely and use exceptionally rigid setups to stop work hardening before it starts. - **Titanium (Grade 5 / Ti-6Al-4V) & Superalloys:** Crucial for defense, aerospace, and medical implants. These tough metals dump massive heat into the cutting tool, which demands high-torque machinery, high-pressure through-spindle coolant, and smart toolpaths to avoid catastrophic tool wear. See our notes on [titanium CNC machining](/blog/titanium-cnc-machining-aerospace) and the [Inconel machining guide](/materials/inconel-cnc-machining-guide). - **Engineering Plastics (PEEK, Delrin, PTFE):** Common in medical devices and isolators. Plastics are highly flexible and expand rapidly with heat, so we use razor-sharp tooling, specialized geometries, and relaxed workholding to stop parts from warping or drifting out of spec. Our [Delrin machining guide](/materials/delrin-machining-guide) details the workholding approach. ## Tolerances, In-Process Checks, and CMM Quality Holding a ±0.0005-inch tolerance requires far more than just purchasing a high-end machine tool. It takes a stable, climate-controlled shop floor and disciplined inspection processes — the specifics live in our write-ups on [±0.0005-inch tolerance strategies](/blog/machining-strategies-0005-inch-tolerance), [holding tenth-thousandth tolerances](/blog/holding-tenth-thousandth-tolerances-aerospace-cnc), and [aerospace machining tolerances explained](/blog/aerospace-machining-tolerances-explained). METROLOGY WORKFLOW \[ Machining Process \] → \[ In-Process Verification \] → \[ Final CMM Inspection \] │ │ │ Rigid setups and On-machine probing 3D volumetric scan thermal compensation to catch tool wear in climate-controlled lab We guarantee your parts hit nominal dimensions using a strict, multi-step quality workflow: 1. **Rigidity and Environment:** We keep our shop floor at a stable temperature to stop metal from expanding. Our high-precision machines also use linear glass scales to constantly adjust for minute thermal changes. 2. **In-Process Verification:** We do not wait until a run is finished to check our work. Machinists use on-machine optical and touch probes to verify setups and track tool wear mid-cycle, including the [surface finish requirements](/blog/surface-finish-requirements-tight-tolerance-cnc-machining) called out on the print. 3. **Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM):** This is the ultimate standard for precision. Housed in our isolated, climate-controlled quality lab, our CMM uses ultra-precise touch-trigger probes to verify complex geometric tolerances (GD&T). This hard data gives you the traceable proof required for First Article Inspections (FAI) and your final quality documentation — see our [CMM inspection capabilities](/blog/cmm-inspection-capabilities-reporting-standards). ## Compliance Demands in 2026: ITAR and CMMC Level 1 For regulated OEMs, a machine shop’s security posture matters just as much as the tolerance on a blueprint. Compliance is no longer a self-certified checkbox you can gloss over. Today, it is a hard, audited barrier to entry. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE STACK (2026) ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ CMMC Level 1 Compliant │ │ • Secures Federal Contract Information (FCI) │ │ • Implements NIST SP 800-171 controls │ └────────────────────────┬────────────────────────┘ ▼ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ITAR Registered │ │ • Governed by the US Department of State │ │ • Restricts export of defense technologies │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ### ITAR Requirements Any CNC shop cutting parts on the United States Munitions List must register with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls. This includes military aerospace components, missile guidance systems, or tactical hardware. To protect this technical data and the physical parts from foreign eyes, registered shops must lock down their digital networks and shop floors — see [ITAR compliance for defense CNC machining](/blog/itar-cmmc-level-1-precision-cnc-machining). ### CMMC Standards Defense contractors and their suppliers must meet strict cybersecurity benchmarks to safeguard sensitive contract data. - **CMMC Level 1** covers basic safeguarding of federal contract information, demanding compliance with the 17 distinct security controls found in FAR 52.204-21. Our own posture is documented in [ITAR + CMMC Level 1 precision CNC machining](/blog/itar-cmmc-level-1-precision-cnc-machining). - These rules dictate how we handle physical facility access, manage network firewalls, encrypt your STEP files, and train our team. Programs carrying CUI additionally invoke [DFARS 252.204-7012 compliance](/blog/dfars-252-204-7012-compliance-cnc-machine-shops). When vetting a CNC partner for defense projects, demand to see their CMMC compliance record and their NIST SP 800-171 self-assessment score in the government’s SPRS database. Signing with an unverified shop will eventually derail your supply chain. ## Your Audit Checklist for CNC Suppliers Walk the shop floor with this checklist in hand to grade a machining partner’s actual operational discipline before you sign a contract. Pair it with our field notes on [vetting a CNC machine shop in PA](/blog/vet-cnc-machine-shop-pennsylvania-aerospace-defense-robotics) and what a mature [quality management system (QMS)](/blog/quality-management-system-qms-precision-traceability-process-control) looks like in practice. Evaluation Category Audit Criteria Target Standard Status **Equipment & Metrology** Does the shop use dedicated Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) calibrated to NIST standards? Valid calibration sticker (< 1 year old); climate-controlled quality lab.   **In-Process Inspection** Are operators required to measure parts at the machine using calibrated micrometers, bore gages, and thread gages? Structured run sheets with recorded measurements at designated intervals.   **Material Traceability** How are Mill Test Reports (MTRs) and material certifications stored and matched to finished parts? Digital cataloging with physical tags linking raw material stock to production lots.   **Physical Security** Are ITAR-controlled parts and technical data secured against unauthorized access? Locked facility access; visitors logged and escorted; segregated ITAR work cells.   **Cybersecurity** Does the shop meet CMMC Level 1 / NIST SP 800-171 requirements for digital file sharing? Encrypted secure portal for file uploads; access-controlled local servers; active firewall.   **Tooling & Workholding** Does the shop design and build custom fixtures in-house to reduce setup error? In-house fixture design capabilities using modular, high-rigidity tooling blocks.   ## The Anatomy of a Production-Ready RFQ Package To get an accurate, thorough quote from a high-precision CNC shop, your Request for Quote (RFQ) must provide the complete engineering context. Avoid shops that promise instant, automated pricing based solely on a 3D CAD file. Serious engineering components require human analysis of tolerances, material behaviors, and processing steps. A production-ready RFQ package should include: 1. **3D CAD Files (STEP, IGES, or Parasolid):** Used by programmers to generate CAM toolpaths and evaluate general part geometry. Export guidance is in [STEP files for CNC machining quotes](/blog/step-files-for-cnc-machining-quotes). 2. **2D Engineering Drawings (PDF):** The legally binding document for your part. The PDF must clearly specify: - Critical dimensions and Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) symbols. - Tight-tolerance features like press-fit bores and bearing journals. - Surface finish requirements (RMS or Ra values). - Thread classifications and depths. 3. **Material Specifications:** Clear specifications of the material grade and temper, such as “6061-T6 Aluminum per ASTM B221”. 4. **Post-Processing & Finishing Requirements:** Detailed callouts for heat treatment, anodizing (Type II or Type III), chemical conversion coatings, passivating, or powder coating. 5. **Quality & Compliance Requirements:** Specify if the project requires ITAR tracking, CMMC data protection, First Article Inspection (FAI) reports per AS9102, or material certifications — our [AS9102 first article inspection checklist](/blog/as9102-first-article-inspection-checklist) shows the deliverable format. 3D CAD Files 2D PDF Drawings Material & Specs (STEP / IGES) (GD&T / Tolerances) (Certifications) │ │ │ └─────────┬────────┘ │ ▼ ▼ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Production-Ready RFQ Package │ │ • Rigorous engineering review of geometries │ │ • Precise material sourcing and finish validation │ │ • Accurate, dependable lead times and costs │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ## Machining Parts That Match Your Print: Olympus Machining When your drawings demand dead-on accuracy and a predictable path from prototype to production, **Olympus Machining LLC** keeps your supply chain moving forward. We cut metal in Hanover, Pennsylvania, serving aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial OEMs across the Mid-Atlantic and nationwide. We specialize in tight-tolerance work, backing every run with disciplined inspection routines and strict regulatory compliance — including [Mid-Atlantic ITAR CNC machining](/itar-cnc-machining-mid-atlantic-aerospace) support for [Maryland CNC machining](/areas-served/maryland-cnc-machining) programs, [Aberdeen Proving Ground CNC machining](/areas-served/aberdeen-proving-ground-cnc-machining), and [Letterkenny Army Depot CNC machining](/areas-served/letterkenny-army-depot-cnc-machining). ### Why OEM Program Managers Choose Us - **Milling and Turning Infrastructure:** Our floor features [CNC milling services](/cnc-milling) and high-precision [CNC turning services](/cnc-turning), allowing us to handle both complex, single-setup geometries and high-volume production runs. - **Tolerances Down to 0.0005 Inches:** We hold these limits daily. By pairing rigid workholding with thermal controls and smart toolpath programming, we repeatably machine aerospace aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, and dense engineering plastics as part of our [precision CNC machining capabilities](/precision-cnc-machining). - **CMM Verification:** We do not guess. Our climate-controlled metrology lab utilizes Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) inspection to verify dimensions, ensuring every part arrives with complete traceability. - **ITAR and Cybersecurity Compliance:** We protect your data. As an ITAR-registered shop aligned with CMMC Level 1 security controls, we maintain the physical and digital safeguards required for sensitive defense and aerospace contracts. - **Prototyping Built to Scale:** We review your drawings early. By providing practical Design-for-Manufacturability (DFM) feedback during the prototyping phase, we eliminate the bottlenecks that usually stall high-yield production runs. We combine the responsiveness of a local shop with the rigorous quality systems you expect from a tier-one aerospace supplier. Your parts arrive on time, machined exactly to print, with the paperwork to prove it. ## Frequently Asked Questions What CNC machining capabilities does this shop offer? Olympus runs multi-axis CNC milling for prismatic and multi-sided parts and high-precision CNC turning with live tooling and sub-spindle work for round components. Programming, in-house fixture design, in-process probing, and CMM inspection all happen under one roof in Hanover, Pennsylvania. What materials can the shop machine? Aerospace aluminums (6061-T6, 7075-T6, 2024), stainless steels (304, 316, 17-4 PH), titanium Grade 5 / Ti-6Al-4V and superalloys such as Inconel 718, plus engineering plastics including PEEK, Delrin, and PTFE. Each family gets its own tooling, coolant, and workholding strategy. Which industries does the CNC shop serve? Aerospace, defense, medical device, and industrial OEMs. That includes military aerospace hardware handled under ITAR registration, orthopedic and instrument components, and industrial assemblies where tight tolerances and traceable documentation are contract requirements. Why choose this CNC shop over other providers? Olympus pairs the responsiveness of a local shop with tier-one quality systems: CMM-verified inspection, ITAR registration, CMMC Level 1 alignment, and DFM feedback during prototyping. The same programming, fixturing, and inspection plan carries into production, so quality does not reset at volume. How precise are the shop’s tolerances and equipment? We hold tolerances down to ±0.0005 inches daily using rigid workholding, thermal compensation with linear glass scales, on-machine probing, and final verification on a CMM in a climate-controlled lab. Results are documented for first article inspection and production audit records. How quickly can I get a quote or parts produced? Send a complete RFQ package — STEP or IGES model, dimensioned PDF with GD&T, material grade and temper, finish callouts, and compliance requirements. A manufacturing engineer reviews it directly, so the quote reflects real tolerances, material behavior, and processing steps rather than an automated estimate. Does the shop handle complex, custom, or high-volume parts? Yes. Multi-axis milling and turn-mill setups handle complex single-setup geometries, and the same proven programs, fixtures, and inspection plans scale into repeat production runs. Custom fixtures are designed in-house to reduce setup error across the volume ramp. Which locations or regions does the shop serve? Olympus is headquartered in Hanover, Pennsylvania and serves the Mid-Atlantic and the United States nationwide. Regional coverage includes Maryland, Aberdeen Proving Ground, and Letterkenny Army Depot programs, alongside aerospace and defense OEMs shipping across the country. ### Olympus Machining LLC 639 Frederick St, Suite 1, Hanover, PA 17331 [(717) 634-5094](tel:+17176345094) · [info@olympusmachining.com](mailto:info@olympusmachining.com) CAGE 9V9P0 ITAR Registered CMMC Level 1 AS9100D In Progress ★★★★★ 5.0 / 5 based on 15 verified Google reviews [View our Google Business Profile →](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Olympus+Machining+LLC) ### Auditing a new CNC supplier this quarter? Contact our Hanover, PA facility today to discuss your upcoming project or to submit your drawing package directly to our manufacturing engineers. [Get a quote](/contact) [How to export a STEP file](/blog/step-files-for-cnc-machining-quotes) ## Related Articles - [How OEMs Evaluate CNC Machine Shops](/blog/how-oems-evaluate-cnc-machine-shops) - [CMM Inspection Capabilities & Reporting Standards](/blog/cmm-inspection-capabilities-reporting-standards) - [Scaling CNC Machining from Prototype to High-Volume Production](/blog/scaling-cnc-machining-prototype-to-high-volume-production) ## Related Articles [Design for Manufacturability (DFM) for Aerospace CNC Parts: How to Reduce Cost and Lead Time Before You Cut Metal ](/blog/dfm-design-for-manufacturability-aerospace-cnc-machining)[CNC Milling vs. CNC Turning for Aerospace and Defense Parts: A Decision Guide ](/blog/cnc-milling-vs-turning-aerospace-defense-decision-guide)[Titanium CNC Machining for Aerospace: Materials, Tolerances, and Why It's Different ](/blog/titanium-cnc-machining-aerospace) ## Related Capabilities from Olympus Machining [ ### Precision CNC Machining Hanover, PA precision CNC shop for tight-tolerance aerospace and defense parts. ](/precision-cnc-machining)[ ### CNC Milling Services Multi-axis precision milling for complex geometries and tight tolerances. ](/cnc-milling)[ ### CNC Turning Services Precision lathe machining for shafts, bushings, and cylindrical components. ](/cnc-turning)[ ### Surface Finish Requirements Ra, Rz, and what aerospace buyers actually need to specify. ](/blog/surface-finish-requirements-tight-tolerance-cnc-machining)[ ### Aerospace Machining Tolerances Explained How aerospace tolerance callouts drive process selection and cost. ](/blog/aerospace-machining-tolerances-explained)[ ### Holding 0.0001" Tolerances Shop-floor strategies for tenth-thousandth aerospace tolerance work. ](/blog/holding-tenth-thousandth-tolerances-aerospace-cnc)[ ### Machining Strategies for 0.0005" Tolerance Process planning and workholding for half-thou tolerance callouts. ](/blog/machining-strategies-0005-inch-tolerance)[ ### CMM Inspection Capabilities & Reporting How CMM reporting proves the tolerances your drawing calls out. ](/blog/cmm-inspection-capabilities-reporting-standards)[ ### Traceability in Aerospace & Defense CNC Material certs, lot control, and AS9100D chain of custody. ](/blog/traceability-aerospace-defense-cnc-machining)[ ### Scaling Prototype to High-Volume Production DFM handoff, tooling investment, and process qualification for OEM programs. ](/blog/scaling-cnc-machining-prototype-to-high-volume-production)[ ### AS9102 First Article Inspection Checklist Forms 1, 2, and 3 characteristic accountability on first articles. ](/blog/as9102-first-article-inspection-checklist)[ ### STEP Files for CNC Machining Quotes How to export CAD data that quotes accurately the first time. ](/blog/step-files-for-cnc-machining-quotes)[ ### Inconel CNC Machining Guide When Inconel 718 is functionally required — and what it costs to machine. ](/materials/inconel-cnc-machining-guide)[ ### Delrin (Acetal/POM) Machining Guide Low-cost precision plastic components for non-metallic applications. ](/materials/delrin-machining-guide)[ ### ITAR CNC Machining, Mid-Atlantic ITAR-registered machining for Mid-Atlantic aerospace and defense programs. ](/itar-cnc-machining-mid-atlantic-aerospace) [ ### Submit Your Project for Review Contact Olympus Machining to discuss your CNC machining requirements. ](/#contact) [CNC Milling](/cnc-milling) [CNC Turning](/cnc-turning) [Quality Assurance](/quality-assurance) [Prototype to Production](/prototype-to-production) [Industries Served](/industries-served) [Materials Machined](/materials-machined) [Robotics & Automation Machining](/robotics-automation-machining) [Precision CNC Machining](/precision-cnc-machining) [Careers](/careers) [ITAR CNC Machining for Mid-Atlantic Aerospace OEMs](/itar-cnc-machining-mid-atlantic-aerospace) [CNC Tolerances & GD&T Guide](/resources/cnc-machining-tolerances-gdt-guide) [Reducing CNC Machining Costs](/resources/reducing-cnc-machining-costs) [6061 vs 7075 Aluminum](/materials/6061-vs-7075-aluminum) [Brass vs Bronze Machining](/materials/brass-vs-bronze-machining) [![Olympus Machining LLC logo — CNC machining shop Hanover, PA](/assets/olympus-logo-DbWcTX06.webp)](/) Olympus Machining LLC is a precision CNC machining shop in Hanover, Pennsylvania, providing CNC milling and turning services for OEMs and manufacturers nationwide. 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