Parts Drift Out of Tolerance
Dimensions begin changing after several cycles, requiring repeated offset adjustments or rework.
Hands-on CNC manufacturing support for machine problems, setups, tooling, workholding, dimensional issues and production challenges backed by shop-floor experience across multiple CNC manufacturing disciplines.
Speak directly with Jacob McMahon about the machine, process or production issue you are dealing with.
Examples of Production Problems
Manufacturing problems often show up as a change in machine behavior, dimensional results, setup repeatability or production time.
You do not need to identify the cause before reaching out. Describe the symptom and what changed.
Dimensions begin changing after several cycles, requiring repeated offset adjustments or rework.
A machine repeatedly interrupts production during the same operation, setup condition or part of the cycle.
Parts need repeated indicating, alignment or repositioning before the process can run consistently.
Unexpected tool wear, chatter, poor cutting behavior or frequent tool changes begin affecting production.
Measurement results vary between parts, setups or inspections and it is not clear what is driving the change.
Tool changes, loading, setup, repeated adjustments or unnecessary machine movement are extending production time.
Core Services
Start with the problem you are trying to solve. Support can focus on the machine, setup, workholding, tooling or production conditions involved.
Technical support for machine, tooling, setup, workholding and dimensional issues affecting day-to-day production.
Hands-on review of recurring production problems, setup limitations, tooling issues and process conditions that need practical correction.
Support for fixture behavior, part location, clamping, repeatability, access and setup-related production problems.
Direct technical support when the machine, setup or production environment needs to be evaluated in person.
Structured Production Review
For recurring or difficult CNC production problems, a structured review can help determine which areas should be checked before more changes are made.
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Technical Review
Use the available machine, setup and production evidence to decide what should be checked next instead of making unrelated adjustments.
How It Works
Share the machine, symptoms, production impact and anything that has already been tried.
Evaluate the relevant machine behavior, setup conditions, tooling, inspection data and production history.
Identify which variables are most likely to be contributing to the recurring problem.
Receive practical checks, corrective actions or follow-up steps based on the review.
Manufacturing Approach
Technical decisions should be based on what is happening at the machine, setup and production level — and remain practical for day-to-day use.
Review setup conditions, tooling, access and operating sequence when those factors are affecting production.
Change one variable at a time whenever possible so the effect of each adjustment can be understood clearly.
Evaluate rigidity, part location, clamping, machine clearance, repeatability and operator access.
Use inspection results and dimensional trends to support technical decisions instead of relying only on assumptions.
Explain the setup, checks and reasoning operators need to understand when a corrected or revised process returns to production.
Confirm that technical changes make sense under normal operating conditions and do not create unnecessary complications.
Technical Experience
Experience across CNC equipment, Wire EDM, workholding, inspection and manufacturing software developed through hands-on production work.

About the Founder
Jacob McMahon brings hands-on manufacturing experience across CNC milling, turning, Wire EDM, CNC grinding, machine setup, metrology and production support.
His background has been built through direct work with machines, production teams, inspection requirements and day-to-day manufacturing challenges across multiple disciplines.
His experience also includes manufacturing software, CNC code, offsets and control-side editing, which can support troubleshooting and existing production processes when needed.
McMahon CNC Solutions was created to provide practical, direct technical support from someone who understands both the equipment and the realities of production.
Request CNC Support
Start with the machine, process and symptoms you are seeing. You do not need to identify the cause before reaching out.
Your initial request is reviewed directly by Jacob McMahon.
Share the symptoms, production impact and anything that has already been tried.
Do not include drawings, CNC programs or other confidential production files in the initial request.
An NDA and appropriate file-exchange process can be established before proprietary manufacturing information is shared.
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