SERVICES
COMPLEX, MULTI-PROCESS JOBS
The job that touches five departments — machining, welding, assembly, inspection, packing. Instead of managing five vendors and hoping they line up, you hand it to one shop that owns the whole route.
THE APPROACH
ONE SHOP OWNS THE WHOLE JOB
Multi-process parts usually mean multiple vendors, and every handoff between them is a place for the schedule and the tolerance to slip. We plan the whole route across our departments before the job starts, so the coordinating happens here — not on your desk.
The full job mapped across departments before a chip flies
One point of contact who owns machining, welding, assembly, and inspection
Adaptive planning for complex geometry where standard workflows break down
Owner-level review on the print before you get a number
A straight answer, fast, if we're not the right shop for it
UNDER ONE ROOF
THE DEPARTMENTS THAT MOVE YOUR JOB
The reason we can own a multi-process part: the processes are all here, steps apart, not scattered across a supply chain.
MACHINING
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DISCIPLINES
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Mill, turn, boring mill
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Mill, turn, boring mill
FABRICATION
MIG/TIG
WELDING & FAB
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Weld, fab, assembly
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Weld, fab, assembly
INSPECTION
CMM
QUALITY & CERTS
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Certs, reports, packing
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Certs, reports, packing
THE WORK
HOW WE RUN A COMPLEX JOB
Four things that happen on a multi-process job so it doesn't become your second job.
01
WE READ THE PRINT
Dustin reviews the drawings himself before you get a number. You find out early whether the design actually makes sense to build the way it's drawn.
02
WE MAP THE ROUTE
Every step gets sequenced across departments before the first cut — machining, welding, assembly, inspection, packing. Nothing gets discovered halfway through.
03
WE ADAPT
Complex geometry and non-standard parts are where standard workflows break down. Our mix of CNC and manual capability lets us adjust the plan instead of forcing the part to fit it.
04
WE OWN THE OUTCOME
One point of contact, one shop accountable for the finished piece. When something needs a decision, you talk to the people who are actually making it.
WHY IT WORKS
THE PLANNING HAPPENS BEFORE THE CHIPS
The difference between a job that runs and a job that stalls is where the thinking happens. We do it up front — routing, sequencing, and the hard calls settled before material is committed — because a problem caught on paper costs a conversation and a problem caught on the floor costs a schedule.
Full job mapped across departments before material is committed
Owner-level review on critical first-article setups
Adaptive problem solving for non-standard components
One shop accountable start to finish
QUESTIONS
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
WHAT DOES "PROJECT CONSULTING" ACTUALLY MEAN HERE?
It means we plan and run the complex, multi-process jobs — the ones that touch machining, welding, assembly, and inspection. You get one shop that owns the whole route instead of a stack of vendors you have to coordinate yourself.
CAN YOU HANDLE A JOB THAT NEEDS SEVERAL PROCESSES?
Yes — that's the whole point. Machining, welding, fabrication, assembly, inspection, and packing all live under one roof, so a multi-process part stays in one building with one point of contact.
WILL YOU LOOK AT MY DESIGN BEFORE I COMMIT TO IT?
Yes. Dustin reads the print himself and tells you straight whether it machines the way it's drawn and what it'll take — before you get a number, not after.
DO YOU TAKE JOBS OTHER SHOPS SAY ARE TOO COMPLICATED?
Regularly. Complex geometry and multi-process work is exactly where a single-capability shop taps out and where our mix of departments is built to keep going.
WHO'S MY POINT OF CONTACT?
One person who owns your job across every department, so you're never chasing a status update between vendors. Start by sending the print through the contact page or calling (619) 440-1555.
NEXT STEP
GOT A JOB NOBODY WANTS TO OWN?
Print, model, or the actual part — however you've got it, send it over. You'll get a straight answer on whether we can make it, what it takes, and how long it runs.
McIntyre Tool & Machine
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1250 Pioneer Way #H, El Cajon, CA 92020
(619) 440-1555
