08/31/2026
Mark’s work on this 1965 Chevelle center console is a great example of what happens when machining is treated as craftsmanship—not just a way to make a part.
He has a real desire to keep pushing the quality of every piece that comes off the machine: cleaner toolpaths, sharper details, better transitions, and especially the finish straight off the cutter.
A part like this gives you nowhere to hide. The machining marks, radiuses, edges, pockets, and overall flow all have to work together. Mark continues to refine the process until the finished surface represents the level of work we expect at SaltWorks.
Great machining isn’t just about holding a dimension.
It’s about making the part look as good as it measures.
Proud to have Mark continuing to raise the bar.
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