Budney Industries produces a variety of engine parts, both for aerospace and ground-based engines. Their full-service shop specializes in turning large parts for major rotating parts, while also manufacturing static and ancillary parts. Budney is synonymous with quality, service, and innovative solutions for aircraft engine components since 1940. There is no shortage of shops that can cut metal. Budney Industries combines the best aspects of aircraft engine manufacturing with the flexibility of a job shop to deliver high-quality parts on time. A combination of skilled machinists and computerized numerical control (CNC) allows Budney Industries to produce complex and precise parts from even the toughest alloys. Production runs are handled with cellular manufacturing and kaizen, while prototyping, tooling, and experimental production are handled with traditional machinist skills. Their situation is ideal! The company's turning equipment can handle parts up to 72" diameter [1828mm] and 125" long [3175mm]. They use twin-turret CNC lathes for simul-turn machining that can be cost-effective.