CAD & engineering
Practical design support to develop geometry, work through manufacturability, and prepare a project for the floor.
CNC machining · Greene, New York
Built around
the part.
Engineering support and high-speed CNC machining—from first-run prototypes to repeat production.
Experience30 years
Machine envelope40 × 24 × 24″
Spindle speed15,000 RPM
Project rangeCAD → Production
Built for real production needs
Direct technical support—without layers between your drawing and the machine.
Patchco works with local and national OEMs that need high-precision parts on demand, as well as start-ups developing a first-run component. Projects can begin with an existing print or with help turning an idea into a manufacturable part.
Capabilities
One shop from design support through production.
Prototyping
First-run parts for fit, function, and refinement—supported by direct communication throughout the process.
Short-run machining
Responsive production for the quantities many OEMs and regional manufacturers actually need.
Expanded production
Two high-capacity machining centers add the speed and capacity required for larger recurring runs.
Equipment
V1000 vertical machining capacity.
Patchco operates two Hardinge Bridgeport V1000 vertical milling centers—high-speed machines selected to produce parts quickly while maintaining tolerance and surface finish.
- Machining envelope
- 40″ X × 24″ Y × 24″ Z
- Rapid traverse
- 1,890 IPM
- Maximum feed rate
- 500 IPM
- Spindle
- 15,000 RPM · 20 HP
- Additional capability
- 4th-axis machining
Materials & work
Parts made for the application—not the gallery.
These are real components produced by Patchco in metals and plastics for customer work.
A capable shop with a direct line to the work
From a carriage-barn side business to a dedicated machining operation.
Patchco began in an 1800s carriage barn and grew over six years from a garage shop into its owners’ primary business. As demand shifted from prototypes and short runs toward larger production orders, the shop expanded its space and upgraded from a toolroom mill to two high-capacity vertical machining centers.
That growth did not change the operating model: customers still get hands-on engineering experience, clear communication, and a practical path from concept to completed part.
Discuss a project
Before you call
Useful answers for a first conversation.
What types of projects does Patchco take on?
Patchco supports prototypes, short-run production, and larger production runs for local and national OEMs, manufacturers, and start-ups.
Can Patchco help if a part is not production-ready?
Yes. Projects can include CAD, engineering, and design support before prototyping and manufacturing.
What information should I send?
Email any available drawing, CAD model, material requirement, target quantity, and timing. If the design is still developing, explain what the part needs to do.
What materials can be machined?
Recent Patchco work includes aluminum, brass, copper, steel, stainless steel, and plastics. Contact the shop to discuss the exact grade and application.
Where is the shop located?
Patchco Machine is located at 600 County Rd 32 in Greene, New York, serving both regional and national customers.
Start with the part
Have a drawing, a model, or simply a problem to solve?
Call Patrick or email the project details. Patchco can help determine the practical next step.