Specialties
We are hands-on machinists, working with manual machines to create one-of-a-kind parts made out of all materials. Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, plastics, you name it we can work with it. And since we don't rely on big complicated CNC machines, we can get you a quote on a project as soon as a day or two. And as soon as we get the job, we can get started on it right away. And unlike 3D printers, our work is precisely made. Tight tolerances is our specialty. That and a quick turnaround no other shop can match. The only limit is your imagination.
History
Established in 1990.
Oglesby Machining is a small family run business founded in 1990 in Newbury Park, CA. Serving customers all over Southern California, (and some as far as Minnesota) we have built a reputation of being the best place to go for quick precision machine parts at an affordable price. There are plenty of big production machine shops out there with automated CNC machines, but that's not what we're about. We are hands-on machinists, working with manual machines to create one-of-a-kind parts made out of all materials. Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, plastics, you name it we can work with it. And since we don't rely on big complicated CNC machines, we can get you a quote on a project as soon as a day or two. And as soon as we get the job, we can get started on it right away. And unlike 3D printers, our work is precisely made. Tight tolerances is our specialty. That and a quick turnaround no other shop can match. The only limit is your imagination.
Meet the Manager: Bryan O.
Not a lot of people can just take up machining and make a living at it. It takes great skill, ability, and cunning to do it, and my dad has been doing it for 40 years at an elite level. He started with another machining company and then went out on his own in 1990 and never looked back. In 2008 I joined the business and like father like son. We just have a knack for making quality precision parts in quick efficient inexpensive fashion. That's why as my old man says, "We're the few, the proud, the machinists."