This started with an R8 and a titanium exhaust I wanted.
Titanium is light, it doesn't corrode, and it looks like nothing else when it's polished or anodized. I got the exhaust eventually. But going after it sent me looking for other titanium parts for the car, and I kept hitting the same wall: either the part didn't exist, or it existed at a price that didn't make sense for what it was. I figured I could make it myself for less. Two years later, that's the business.
Metal parts go out to CNC. Everything comes back here, gets checked against spec, and I anodize it in house. That's where the color comes from — no coatings, no paint, just the oxide layer on the titanium itself.
We build titanium hardware for cars like the Audi R8, Lamborghini Huracán, and BMW M Series, plus laser engraved drinkware, coasters, and one-off custom work.
I'm a retired Army EOD technician and a disabled veteran. My wife is an active duty Army service member. We run this together, out of our shop, and you'll find us at meets like Cars and Coffee Morrisville.
If there's a part you can't find, tell us about it. That's how most of this started.