Lithuania

Large-format 5D machining, for moulds, plugs and one-off parts.

Name: 5axis.lt
Address: Volfgangų g. 7, Paluknys, Trakų r. sav., 21168, LT
Telephone: +370 678 25 977
Price range: from €100 per hour

We machine moulds, plugs, patterns and one-off architectural components in EPS, tooling board, MDF and hardwood — and prepare the CAD models and drawings needed for production. Simultaneous five-axis machining, from a single block to a finished part.

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Sculpted tooling-board plug form machined on the five-axis bed at 5axis.lt

Fig. 01 — Sculpted plug form EPS · tooling board

±0.1 mm

Typical machined tolerance

4100 × 2100 × 1000 mm

Working envelope

5 axis

Simultaneous five-axis

€100 / hour

Machine time, from

01 — Capabilities

A five-axis gantry built for things that don't fit anywhere else.

Blocks arrive by the pallet and leave as compound curves. Our gantry machines run an articulated five-axis head over a bed sized for boat plugs, foundry patterns and full-height wall panels — the work most three-axis shops have to turn down.

5axis.lt five-axis gantry machining centre with a large curved workpiece on the table — CNC-5D gantryMachining bay 01

MachineLarge-format five-axis gantry milling centre
HeadHSD articulated five-axis head, A ±120°
EnvelopeUp to 4 100 × 2 100 × 1 000 mm
ControlCAM-programmed, simultaneous five-axis
MaterialsEPS, PU tooling board, MDF, hardwood, resin, composites
DrawingProduction-ready CAD models and drawings from your measurements
FinishingSand, seal, prime and release-agent coating

Discuss a part

02 — Services

Four things we do properly.

(01)

5D CNC machining

Simultaneous five-axis machining of sculpted, undercut and compound-curved geometry. Large moulds, plugs, master patterns and one-off components cut from your CAD, or modelled from your drawing.

Simultaneous 5-axisLarge formatCAM

(02)

Mould & pattern making

EPS and PU tooling-board masters for composites, vacuum forming and foundry work. Machined in stages, seam-matched, sanded and sealed to a stable surface your laminators can work straight off.

EPSPU tooling boardCompositesFoundry patterns

(03)

Technical drawings & detailing

Technical drawing production and timber-construction detailing for architects, contractors and interior teams. We work in SolidWorks alongside our own machining, so the whole process — from drawing to milled part — happens in one workshop.

SolidWorksTechnical drawingsTimber detailingMillwork

(04)

Prototyping & small series

One-offs and short runs, from a single machined sink to a matched set of carved panels. Sanded, sealed and delivered ready for installation, finishing or moulding.

One-offSmall seriesRepeatableDelivered finished

03 — Selected work

The part, and the shop it came out of.

Every image below exists twice: the finished shot we present to clients, and the raw frame straight off the factory floor. Switch between them — or hover any image.

Workshop

Large sculpted EPS plug form machined on the five-axis bed

Mould makingSculpted plug form

Workshop

Five-axis HSD head cutting a curved foam pattern

MachiningFinishing pass, five-axis head

Workshop

5axis.lt five-axis gantry machining centre

MachineCNC-5D gantry

Workshop

MachiningRoughing a stepped profile

Workshop

Ball-nose cutter finishing a machined surface in close-up

MachiningBall-nose finishing

Workshop

Large part-machined mould blank on the machine table

Mould makingPattern in progress

Workshop

Operator at the control of a gantry machine holding a person-sized block

WorkshopPerson-scale work envelope

Workshop

Fluted oak wall panel with a carved circular medallion

MillworkCarved wall medallion

Workshop

Deep wash basin machined into a solid wood counter

JoinerySolid-wood wash basin

Workshop

Machined sink with a metal rim set into a dark counter

JoineryMachined sink, second angle

Workshop

Fitted yacht head with a curved wooden vanity and machined basin

InteriorYacht head, fitted

Workshop

Veneered yacht cabin with built-in desk, doors and concealed lighting

InteriorYacht cabin joinery

Workshop

Gantry router with an orange spindle over a vacuum table

MachineGantry router, vacuum bed

Workshop

Large block with a contoured top surface sitting on the machine bed

MachiningContoured block on the bed

Workshop

WorkshopBlock set up on the table

Workshop

The machining bay with a large block under the gantry

WorkshopMachining bay

Workshop

Fitted cabin joinery with veneer panelling and instrumentation

InteriorCabin outfitting

Workshop

Raised brick and stone surround, private commission

Private commissionRaised surround

04 — Studio vs. workshop

Same part. Same shop. Drag to see both.

We photograph everything twice — once finished under studio light, once exactly as it stands on the bed. Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys.

Workshop photograph of a sculpted plug form on the machine bed

Studio photograph of the same sculpted plug form

Workshop Studio

01 — Sculpted plug form · EPS tooling board

Workshop photograph of the gantry machine holding a person-sized block

Studio photograph of the same gantry machine and block

Workshop Studio

02 — Gantry bed · person-scale work envelope

Workshop photograph of the five-axis gantry machine

Studio photograph of the same five-axis gantry machine

Workshop Studio

03 — CNC-5D gantry · machining bay

Straight off the shop floor — unretouched frames

Five-axis head cutting a foam pattern — Five-axis head · roughing

Cutter in close-up on machined foam — Ball-nose · detail

Part-machined mould blank on the table — Mould blank · staged

Contoured block on the machine bed — Contoured block · on bed

Large block set up on the machine — Block setup · table

Spindle · stepped profile

05 — Process

From a file or a sketch to a finished part.

No black boxes. You get a named contact, a written price and photographs at every stage — including the ones that show the mess.

Brief & review

Send CAD, a drawing or a photo with dimensions. We check feasibility, split lines, draft angles and how the part will be held on the bed.

Quote & CAM

A fixed written price in euros, with machining time at €100/hour from. Toolpaths, stock and fixtures are programmed before anything is cut.

Machining

Roughing, semi-finish and finishing passes on the five-axis gantry. Large parts are cut in matched stages and registered to each other.

Finishing

Sanded, filled where needed, then sealed or primed. Masters get a release-ready surface; wood parts are sanded to finish grade.

Delivery

Collection from the workshop in Paluknys, or palletised delivery across Lithuania, the Baltics and the rest of Europe. Drawings issued alongside.

06 — Pricing

Machine time from €100 per hour.

^€100/ hour, from

Quoted per job, so you know the number before we start. Machining is billed by the hour; materials, drawing work and finishing are listed separately.

Machine time — €100/hour from, on the five-axis gantry. Roughing, finishing, tool changes and setting up are all included in the quoted time.
Materials — EPS, PU tooling board, MDF, hardwood and composites billed at cost, with the board size confirmed in the quote.
Drawing work — technical drawings, modelling and detailing quoted separately, usually €100/hour from.
Finishing — sanding, filling, sealing and priming quoted by the part, after the machined surface is inspected.

Not sure what your part will cost? Send the CAD or a photo with a few dimensions and we'll come back with a written price and a realistic lead time — usually within one working day.

Email the drawings

07 — Contact

Send us the part you can't get made.

info@5axis.lt

Tell us the material, the finished size and the tolerance you actually need. If it won't fit on the bed or won't hold on the fixture, we'll say so before you commit.

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Email: info@5axis.lt
Telephone: +370 678 25 977
Workshop: Volfgangų g. 7
Paluknys
21168 Trakų r. sav.
Lithuania
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00
Weekend collections by arrangement
We work with: Architects · contractors · joinery studios · marine & composite workshops · designers and foundries

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