Secondary Operations
Secondary operations are often needed for various reasons, depending on the product you are ordering and its intended use.
We offer a comprehensive range of secondary operations to enhance and customize wood products.
Chamfer
Creating beveled edges for improved aesthetics & functionality.
Countersink
Drilling conical holes to allow screws or bolts to sit flush with or below the surface.
Crossbore
Drilling intersecting holes for complex assembly requirements.
Endbore Drilled
Drilling precise holes at the ends for joinery or hardware insertion.
Pointing
Shaping into a pointed form for specific applications.
Metal Threading
Incorporating metal threads for secure fastening.
Rounded
Smoothing edges or surfaces to achieve a rounded profile.
Slotted
Cutting slots or grooves for assembly or design purposes.
Taper
Gradually reducing the thickness or width.
Tenon
Forming projecting end parts (tenons) for insertion into corresponding mortises in joinery.
Wood Threading
Creating threaded sections directly for assembly without metal inserts.