What we deliver
Make, modify or repair
The workshop supports practical engineering requirements rather than limiting work to a single manufacturing process.
Machining and fabrication together
Turning, milling, welding, fabrication and metalworking can be combined for bespoke component work.
Unusual jobs considered
One-off parts, difficult repairs, specialist components and non-standard requirements can be assessed.

A workshop built around problem-solving
PgDah's workshop provides a practical environment for making, modifying, repairing and restoring components and equipment. The supplied workshop material includes welding, fabrication, machining, metalworking, mechanical repairs, rust restoration, bespoke manufacture and CAD/design support.
The workshop also supports work that does not fit a standard manufacturing route. Where a part cannot readily be sourced, the requirement can be assessed for repair, reproduction, modification or bespoke manufacture.
From problem to finished solution
A workshop requirement can begin with an existing damaged component, an unavailable replacement part or an idea that needs turning into something workable. The process can be approached through inspection, diagnosis, planning, repair or manufacture, followed by finishing or checking as appropriate.
Capabilities include MIG, TIG and gas welding, plasma cutting, steel fabrication, turning, milling, slip rolling, box and pan work, forge work and rust-related restoration. CAD can also support the development or reproduction of bespoke components.

Frequently asked questions
Can you make a replacement part if one is no longer available?
Where a component can be reproduced practically, the workshop's machining, fabrication and CAD capabilities can support the manufacture of bespoke or replacement parts.
What sort of workshop work do you undertake?
The supplied information covers welding, fabrication, machining, metalworking, mechanical repairs, rust restoration and bespoke manufacture.
Can you work on unusual or one-off jobs?
Yes. Non-standard, specialist and one-off requirements are a key part of the workshop's proposition.
