One of the key processes in milling is face milling, where the cutting tool moves across the surface of the metal to create a flat surface. This is often used to prepare the metal piece for further shaping or assembly. Another common process is end milling, where the tool cuts into the metal to create slots, holes, or intricate patterns. End milling is particularly useful for making detailed parts that need to fit together precisely in a larger assembly.

At Toxic Metal Garage, we also perform drilling as part of our milling services. Drilling involves creating round holes in the metal, which can be used for fasteners, fittings, or other components. Our skilled machinists ensure that each hole is placed accurately and drilled to the exact specifications required. By offering a range of milling processes, we can handle a variety of custom metal projects, from creating unique metal art to producing functional parts for machinery.