Process

A fabrication process engineered for clarity.

From initial consult to handover, every stage is built to control risk, maintain quality, and keep the wider build moving.

Fixture discipline

The chassis jig does the quiet work before the car makes noise.

Workflow

Four critical stages. Fewer surprises.

The process is intentionally plain: define, fixture, fabricate, validate. Each stage protects a different part of the build.

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Stage 1
Consult & specification
We map out your build goals, compliance requirements, and performance targets to define fabrication scope and timelines.
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Stage 2
CAD & fixture preparation
Detailed measurement, CAD modelling, and jig setup to ensure accuracy before the first cut or weld.
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Stage 3
Fabrication & fit-out
Precision welding, mock-up, and iterative fit tests to guarantee clearances, strength, and serviceability.
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Stage 4
Validation & handover
Quality checks and delivery planning so you can progress to paint, wiring, and final assembly.

Progress reporting

Photo drops, milestone approvals, and written scope notes reduce ambiguity for customers, engineers, painters, wiring teams, and final assembly.

Build goals, compliance requirements, and performance targets are mapped before fabrication starts.

CAD prep and jig setup protect geometry before the first cut or weld.

Mock-up and fit tests confirm clearances, strength, and serviceability.

Handover planning helps the next trade move into paint, wiring, and assembly.

Workshop proof

Experience, completed chassis work, review quality, and compliance documentation all shape how the fabrication calendar is run.