Metal Spinning

Crafting a masterpiece is a fascinating blend of passion and precision, whether it’s a sculptor shaping a block of marble or a technician spinning metal into an intricate component. Among the pantheon of manufacturing methods, metal spinning stands out, offering the ability to transform a humble metal disc into an array of axially symmetric parts. […]

Metalworking has been an art form for centuries, and spinning is a critical component of that process. However, traditional spinning lathes can be limiting. They use manual processes that don’t allow for the intricacy and complexity of modern design. But with the Leifeld SC 312 Programmable Hydraulic/Servo-Drive Spin CNC Lathe, metalworking is taken to a […]

At Tallmadge Spinning & Metal, we’re always looking for ways to expand our workshop’s ability to quickly and cost-effectively machine custom parts. Our latest addition of the Mazak Space Gear U44 laser cutting machine is a powerful one that will certainly be advantageous to your next project. Learn more about our new machine below! Mazak […]

Do you have a need for custom metal forming by spinning, but are just not sure if it needs to be hand spun or automatically spun? When it’s time to discern between hand spinning and automatic spinning in order to create your metal parts, trust Tallmadge Spinning & Metal to create exactly what you need […]

When it comes to making metal parts, from lighting fixtures to pots and pans, experts debate the use of metal spinning versus metal stamping. Traditionally, stamping has been the gold standard when producing metal parts at a low cost, but metal spinning is another technique that can be utilized for positive results. So when is […]

A powerful and versatile technique for forming metal, metal spinning is a method of carving out the desired shape from a metal base not unlike that of wheel-thrown clay. The desired medium is spun at high velocity, and specialized heads trim away material until the preferred form is reached. Though commonly considered exclusive to prototyping […]