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Plates, pockets, and bolt patterns cut clean from your drawing. Tight-tolerance mill work, one-offs or production runs.
Shafts, hubs, and rounds turned true to spec. Tight tolerance turning, one-offs or production runs.
Clean, precise welds on steel, stainless, and aluminum.
Heavy structural welds built to hold in the field. Frames, buckets, and wear parts that take a beating.
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Chris and Stephanie Young opened Turn-Again Machine and Welding in 2005 when they moved home to Arkansas from Alaska. The name honors Turnagain Arm, a place dear to the family. Chris found his niche in the rock quarry industry, building the parts that keep heavy machines running.
Turn-Again weathered the recession and grew next to the family farm in Greenwood. Built in the USA, backed by a real crew. Real people, real work.
turnagain.dt@gmail.com
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