CNC cutting & milling · Estonia
Send a file. Get finished parts.
Plywood, MDF, solid wood and plastics cut to your drawings in our workshop near Tallinn, and shipped anywhere in the EU. Send us a file and we come back with a price, usually within one working day.
What we can cut
Flat parts, 3D relief and technical components — from a single prototype to a production run, on sheets up to four metres long.
- Sheet size
- up to 2000 × 4000 mm
- Tolerance
- ±0.5 mm
- Minimum inner corner radius
- r2 Smaller is possible — it depends on the material and the thickness. Ask about your part.
- Plywood thickness
- 6.591215 1821242730millimetres
- 3D carving
- Relief milling, pocketing and shaped edges On plywood, MDF, solid wood and plastics. Send the model and we will tell you what detail is achievable.
- File formats
- DXF · STEP · DWG · AI · F3D · 3MF · STL Or a photo of a hand sketch — that works too.
Not sure your file is production-ready? Our file preparation guide covers closed contours, inner radii, nesting and the mistakes we see most often. And every quote comes with design-for-manufacturing feedback on your files — free, whether or not you order.
The workshop
Beyond cutting
- HPL pressing on our own hydraulic press — worktops and wear surfaces
- Vacuum veneering in any species
- Bent lamination in purpose-built moulds
- Fold-bending of veneered panels
- Domino joinery
Finishing in-house
- Sanding
- Hardwax oil
- Lacquer — matt or satin
- Stain + 2K PU with UV filter — for sun and coastal climates
- Painted MDF
Materials
We work with what our suppliers hold in stock, so the exact range shifts. These are the options that come up most often — and what each one is really for.
Most of what we cut
Plywood
Technical
Laminated brown birch for jigs and wear surfaces. Unsanded C/C for formwork and structure nobody will see.
Budget
Softwood and eucalyptus — sensible when the surface gets covered anyway.
Middle ground
Sanded birch BB/CP — clean enough to paint, cheaper than a finish grade.
Clear-laminated
Opal white — tougher than lacquer and cheaper than a lacquered panel. The surface is not flawless, and we would rather say so up front.
Finish grades
BB/BB, B/BB, or oak veneer A/B where the panel itself is the finished surface.
Painted and coloured work
MDF & sheet materials
Standard
For painted parts and substrates — the default when the colour comes from a coating.
Through-dyed
Black, grey, Valchromat. The colour goes all the way through, so machined edges stay the same colour as the face. Worth it whenever a cut edge stays visible.
Painted
Coating applied to the finished part rather than bought as a board — quoted with the finishing, not with the cutting.
Melamine-faced board
Egger, including PerfectSense matt and gloss for surfaces that have to look finished straight off the machine.
Surfaces people touch
Solid wood
Panel
Oak, ash and beech panel, mostly. Tabletops, fronts, and anything that has to survive daily handling. Thermally modified timber where the piece has to live outdoors.
Boards
Only worth the extra work for valuable species — walnut and similar — where the grain is the whole point.
Technical parts
Plastics
Transparent & impact
PC and PMMA — guards, covers, light panels. Cast or extruded, either works.
Engineering
Nylatron, foam PVC, PE and other engineering plastics. The grade is usually not the issue — tell us what the part has to withstand and we will pick one.
Composite panel
ACP for signage and lightweight cladding.
Finishing — lacquer, stain, or veneer in any species — is possible on anything we cut. It adds cost quickly, so we would rather talk it through before quoting than surprise you at the end.
What's in the price, and what isn't
Cutting is one line on the invoice. Everything that happens to the part afterwards is quoted separately, so you can decide how far to take it.
Included
In the cutting price
- Nesting and toolpath preparation We lay your parts out on the sheet to get the most out of it.
- Cutting and milling
- Basic deburring of cut edges
Quoted separately
Everything after the cut
- Sanding and surface preparation
- Painting, lacquering, staining, veneering
- Assembly
- Design and CAD work If you send a sketch rather than a drawing, this is the part that turns it into one.
- Packaging and palletising Arranged to suit the carrier and the destination country.
- Transport
We do prefer .dxf & .step file format.
Lead time and minimum order
Typical
2–5 weeks
From confirmation to dispatch, depending on how loaded the workshop is when you order.
Rush
Within a week
Possible at a surcharge. Tell us the deadline and we will tell you what it costs for your job.
Minimum order
€150
For orders shipped outside Estonia. Below that the paperwork and freight cost more than the parts.
.dxf / .step files, sketches, reference picture or even a simple idea
What it costs
Every job is quoted individually — the price depends on the material, how well your parts nest onto a sheet, how long the machine runs and what happens to the parts afterwards. These are the starting points.
- Full sheet, cut and nested Machine work only, material not included
- from €65
- Simple parts from your own material Per part, depending on size and complexity
- from €8
- Minimum order For shipments outside Estonia. One part is fine if it clears the minimum.
- €150
VAT. All prices are shown excluding VAT. Private customers in Estonia pay +24%. VAT-registered businesses elsewhere in the EU are invoiced at 0% under the reverse-charge mechanism once we verify the number in VIES. Exports outside the EU are 0%.
Send us the file and you will have a real number, not a range — usually within one working day. Material prices move and the range is wide, so quoting from a table would only mislead you.
Common questions
Do you ship CNC-cut parts to Germany, Finland or Sweden?
Yes. We ship across the European Union from our workshop near Tallinn. Germany, Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Poland, Italy and Denmark are all regular destinations. Small orders travel by courier, larger ones on pallets, and shipping is quoted separately. We can also ship directly to your own customers under your brand.
Can I order a single prototype?
Yes. There is no minimum quantity — one part is fine, and we would rather you validate a prototype than commit to a run that turns out wrong. The only threshold is order value: €150 for shipments outside Estonia.
What files do you accept?
DXF, STEP, DWG, AI, F3D, 3MF and STL. We work in Autodesk Fusion, so Fusion files open natively with no conversion loss. PDF drawings are fine too. And if all you have is a photo of a hand sketch, send that — we will tell you what is missing before you spend time on CAD.
Can you source the material, or do I send my own?
Either works. Most customers let us buy the material — we work with Estonian suppliers and choose the grade that fits the job and the budget, and we will tell you honestly when a cheaper board would do the same work. If you already have stock, ship it to us and you pay for machine time only.
Can you paint or lacquer MDF after CNC machining?
Yes — finishing happens in-house. Sanding, hardwax oil, matt or satin lacquer, stain with 2K polyurethane and a UV filter for sunny or coastal locations, and painted MDF. Finishing is quoted separately from the cutting.
Can you manufacture finished furniture parts, not just cut sheets?
Yes. Cutting is where a job starts, not where it stops. We do edge treatment, sanding, finishing, assembly, flat-pack packing and branded boxes, and we run small series for furniture brands — designed by you, produced here, shipped to your customers.
What is the minimum international order?
€150, excluding VAT and shipping, for anything sent outside Estonia. Below that the freight and the paperwork cost more than the parts themselves. Inside Estonia there is no minimum.
Something not answered here? Write to [email protected] — we usually reply the same working day.
We’re ready to help.