Custom Telescope Parts
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CNC Keyboard Case Showcase
Partnering with talented keyboard designers, MachMaster transforms innovative concepts into high-quality CNC-machined keyboard cases. Here are some of the remarkable works we’ve helped create.










Choose Your Keyboard Case Material
The material you choose defines the weight, feel, sound, and durability of your keyboard.
We machine all of these — so you can pick what fits your vision.
Aluminum
6061-T6 · 6063 · 5052
The most popular choice for premium keyboards. 6063 offers the best surface finish for anodizing. 7075 for extreme rigidity.
- Lightweight yet rigid
- Excellent anodizing response
- Great heat dissipation
- Best price-to-performance
Stainless Steel
304 · 316L
Heavy, solid, and virtually indestructible. Delivers a unique low-pitch sound signature and unmatched durability.
- Extreme durability
- Premium weight (2-3x aluminum)
- Distinctive sound profile
- Corrosion-resistant
Brass
C360 · C260
Dense and sonorous. Adds significant weight and delivers a deeper, more resonant typing sound. A favorite for custom builds.
- Dense — adds 1.5-2kg to a case
- Deep, satisfying sound
- Unique gold/patina aesthetic
- Excellent machinability
Polycarbonate (PC)
translucent
The RGB-friendly choice. Crystal clear or frosted — perfect for showing off underglow and switch lighting.
- Crystal clear or translucent
- Lightweight — great for travel
- Impact-resistant
- Unique “thocky” sound
Finishing Options for CNC Keyboard Cases
We offer a wide range of decorative finishes tailored for CNC-machined keyboard cases. In addition to our in-house anodizing line, we work with trusted partners specializing in electrophoresis, powder spraying, PVD, clear coating, and laser etching to meet both aesthetic and functional requirements.
Sandblast Anodizing
Own workshop
Electrophoretic Process
Strictly select suppliers
Painting Process
Strictly select suppliers
Keyboard Sand Blasting
Own workshop
Laser Logo
Own workshop
Transparent Coating
Strictly select suppliers
Our Process from File to Finished Part
01 Upload CAD File
Submit CAD drawings and RFQs with part specs and application details to get fast engineering support.
02 Review & Quote
Receive pricing and DFM feedback to ensure your design is ready for manufacturing.
03 Start Production
We begin machining or molding with selected materials and strict quality standards.
04 Parts Delivered
Parts are carefully inspected, securely packed, and shipped on time—ready for your next stage.
Our Keyboard Case Production Shop




Custom Telescope Parts Overview
What Are Custom Telescope Parts?
Components of Custom Telescope Parts
- Telescope Housings: Protect internal optical components while providing a rigid outer structure.
- Mounting Rings and Brackets: Secure the telescope and connect it to supporting equipment.
- Adapters and Spacers: Help connect optical accessories, cameras, focusers, and other components.
- Focuser Parts: Support smooth, accurate focusing during observation or imaging.
- Dovetail Plates and Knobs: Provide convenient mounting, positioning, and adjustment.
Why Are Custom Telescope Parts Expensive?
- Precision Requirements: Optical assemblies need accurate dimensions and alignment to perform correctly.
- Material Choice: Aluminum, stainless steel, and brass add material and machining costs.
- Complex Geometry: Threads, mounting interfaces, thin walls, and detailed features require additional CNC time.
- Surface Finishing: Anodizing, polishing, sandblasting, or laser marking adds extra production steps.
- Low Production Volumes: Prototypes and small batches usually have higher per-part costs than mass production.
Common Surface Finishes for Custom Telescope Parts
- Anodizing: Strengthens the oxide layer on aluminum and improves wear and corrosion resistance.
- Sandblasting: Produces a smooth, matte texture and helps create a uniform surface.
- Polishing: Creates a cleaner, smoother finish and improves visual appearance.
- Plating: Adds a protective metal layer for better corrosion and wear resistance.
- Powder Coating: Forms a tough, durable coating suitable for exposed telescope components.
- Laser Marking: Adds logos, scales, serial numbers, or identification marks with high precision.
Key Features of Custom Telescope Parts
- High Precision: CNC machining delivers accurate dimensions, clean edges, and reliable alignment for telescope assemblies.
- Material Options: Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, and engineering plastics can be selected for different strength and weight needs.
- Custom Geometry: Complex threads, mounting holes, adapters, and structural features can be machined to specific designs.
- Lightweight Strength: Aluminum parts provide a strong structure without adding unnecessary weight.
- Durability: Precision-machined components resist wear and support long-term use.
- Flexible Finishes: Anodizing, polishing, sandblasting, and coating can improve protection and appearance.
- Easy Integration: Custom parts can be designed to fit cameras, focusers, mounts, optical tubes, and other telescope accessories.
Popular Brands Specializing in Custom Telescope Parts
- PreciseParts: Known for custom-made telescope adapters and optical connection components.
- MoonLite: Specializes in precision focusers, adapters, and motorized focusing systems.
- ADM Accessories: Offers dovetail plates, mounting rings, clamps, and other telescope hardware.
- Losmandy: Produces durable mounting plates, brackets, and precision telescope mount components.
Conclusion
Discover More Options
If you’re searching for more choices, explore our full collection of products. We’ve picked out some great options for you:
Still haven’t found what you’re looking for? Don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re available around the clock to assist you.
Tell Us What You Need
At MachMaster, our engineers review every request and respond with tailored solutions.
Your files are kept strictly confidential and will only be used for quoting and manufacturing purposes.
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