
Engineering & Tooling
Precision CNC Machining
Precision machining for prototypes, one-off components and repeat production. Konsa combines CNC turning and milling with conventional machining, grinding and EDM support where the job requires them.
- CNC Turning
- CNC Milling
- Prototype and Production Work
- Boksburg, Gauteng
Machining from Drawings, Samples or Specifications
Konsa supports CNC machining and precision engineering work from customer drawings, samples or specifications. The Boksburg workshop handles prototype components, one-off manufacture, batch production and practical repairs or modifications in Gauteng, South Africa.
- Prototype Components
- One-Off Manufacture
- Batch Production
- Repairs and Modifications
- Drawing or Sample-Based Work
Core CNC Machining Capabilities
CNC milling and CNC turning for custom machined components across prototype and production requirements.

CNC Milling
For profiles, pockets, drilled features, flat components, tooling parts and complex machined geometry.
- Profiles and pockets
- Drilled features
- Flat components
- Tooling parts
- Complex machined geometry
CNC Turning
For shafts, bushes, spacers, collars, threaded parts and other cylindrical components.
- Shafts
- Bushes and sleeves
- Spacers and collars
- Threaded parts
- Cylindrical components
From First-Off Components to Repeat Manufacture
A practical machining route from enquiry review through first-off components and approved repeat production.
- Step 1
Review
Drawings, samples, materials and manufacturing requirements assessed.
- Step 2
Process Planning
Machining route, operations, tooling and setups considered.
- Step 3
Prototype or First-Off
Initial component produced for dimensional, fit or functional evaluation.
- Step 4
Repeat Production
Approved components moved into batch or scheduled repeat manufacture.
Conventional Machining, Repairs and Modifications
Conventional equipment supports one-off components, repair work, shaft modifications, bushes and spacers, rework and fitment adjustments, refurbishment of suitable mechanical components, and jobs where CNC programming is unnecessary or inefficient.
Manual Milling
One-off machining, slots, faces, holes and workshop modifications.
Manual Turning
Repair shafts, bushes, sleeves and custom cylindrical components.
Repairs and Refurbishment
Machining support for worn, damaged or obsolete components where repair is practical.
Custom Machining
Components manufactured from drawings, samples or specifications.

Grinding and EDM Support
Surface grinding, cylindrical grinding and EDM machining support finishing, tooling work and suitable hardened or intricate features.

Surface Grinding
Precision flat finishing for plates, tooling components and suitable wear surfaces.
Cylindrical Grinding
External grinding of suitable shafts, pins and round components.
EDM
Electrical discharge machining for intricate features, hardened materials and tooling work.
Components We Commonly Machine
Typical component categories for CNC machining and conventional workshop work. Suitability depends on geometry, material, size and quantity.
- Shafts
- Bushes
- Spacers
- Collars
- Pins
- Sleeves
- Tooling Components
- Plates and Brackets
- Machine Replacement Parts
- Prototype Components
- Repair Components
- Custom General Engineering Parts
Materials Commonly Machined
Final suitability depends on material grade, component geometry, size, tolerance and quantity.
- Mild Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Aluminium
- Engineering Plastics
- Tool Steels
Equipment Summary
Workshop capability includes CNC machining centres, CNC turning centres, conventional milling and turning, EDM spark erosion, and surface and cylindrical grinding. Named machine details are kept on the Manufacturing Capabilities page.
Related: tool and die manufacturing, reverse engineering from samples, and manufacturing capabilities and workshop equipment.
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Integrated Machining Capability
CNC machining, conventional workshop routes, grinding and EDM support sit alongside toolroom capability — so prototype, production and repair work can progress with one accountable engineering partner.
- CNC and conventional machining
- Turning and milling
- Grinding and EDM support
- Prototype and repeat manufacture
- Repair and modification work
What to Send for Review
Share as much technical information as available so the workshop can assess suitability before quotation. Jobs are reviewed for workshop suitability before a quotation is prepared.
- Engineering drawing
- PDF or CAD file where available
- Sample component
- Material specification
- Required quantity
- Required finish
- Critical dimensions or tolerances
- Required delivery date
Machining Gallery
Supporting visuals from CNC machining, conventional work, grinding and EDM.

CNC Machining
Precision machined components

Prototype Manufacturing
First-off and development components

Conventional Machining
Manual milling support

Manual Turning
Lathe work for repairs and custom parts
Why Choose Konsa
Practical CNC machining and engineering workshop support from Boksburg.
Manufacturing experience since 1968
Established Boksburg engineering workshop support for machining programmes.
CNC and conventional capability
Turning, milling and workshop routes matched to the job requirements.
Prototype and repeat production
First-off components through to batch and scheduled repeat manufacture.
Repair and modification experience
Practical machining support where repair or rework is suitable.
Toolroom and EDM support
Grinding and EDM available alongside CNC for tooling and finishing work.
Local manufacturing in Boksburg
Precision machining and engineering support in Gauteng, South Africa.
Discuss Your CNC Machining Requirement
Send your drawing, sample or component specification for workshop review and quotation. Konsa can advise on CNC milling, CNC turning, conventional machining, grinding and EDM support from Boksburg.
