CNC for Custom Cars, Hot Rods & Motorcycles

Vesa Silegren of Chattanooga, Tennessee is a performance-racing enthusiast and owner of SV Technologies. Silegren uses his PCNC 1100 to manufacture helmet hooks, steering wheel hooks, mirror brackets, and performance parts for carburetors and exhaust systems. Also made entirely on the PCNC 1100 is the FloCool line, Vesa’s patented design for oversized spin-on adapters for cooling engine oil.

With a 26 year career as a General Machinist at Boeing, Kevin Bethards knows a thing or two about CNC. Owner of a PCNC 770 with a 4th Axis, Bethards has a small home machine shop.

IT Program Manager by day, maker by night, Kent Myers writes extensively about his interests and innovations on his popular blog, KentMyers.net.

Tormach customer turned Tormach employee, Rory DesJardin was a three-year PCNC 1100 user before he joined Tormach as a Product Developer and Technical Support Specialist in January of this year. DesJardin used his PCNC 1100 to make shifter controllers and shifters for Jeep and Toyota automatic transmissions and Toyota transfer cases as a side business.

Mechanical engineer by trade, Max Jensen used his personal PCNC 1100 to make a custom license plate bracket for a Suzuki GSXR600 motorcycle.