can someone recommend a machinist...

So - I Have broken a my dropouts off of a Giant cadex (1992 est) and I was wondering would anyone could recommend me a machinist or would happen to have the engineering ability to make me another one for not to extortionate a price (have also posted in wanted forum in hope someone has an original)

Thes are to go on my homemade carbon creation that I built a couple of months back, where I butchered a broken cadex for parts - clicky

broken one below for reference (sorry about the colour ) - it has split where the derailleur bolts on as can be seen

My old man is a 'machinist' he used to make us custom gear knobs for our old VWs back in the day!

I'm out for a Ruby with him tomorrow night so I'll ask him what he can do.

Rampage on here is a site sponsor and should be able to do this I believe

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looking to attempt it myself short term - had a "how hard can it be" moment, and ordered a piece of 6mm aluminium to attempt it with - worse case scenario i've wasted £6.50 - best case I have a new dropout/hanger

If you are successful making your own then I reckon you should still send it to Chris at Intrincycle and he can anodise it for you.

yeah - good idea- but I'll get a selection of parts together to do at the same time - do you have an idea (or know where I could find out) how much 2 sets of dropouts (one sliding, one conventional) and a stem would cost?

EDIT: just found the ebay page

One off stuff is usually pricey. How you have them made is a factor as well. WEDM: perfect. pretty, and $$$$. Waterjet: functional and cheaper.

oops - I was meaning - how much to anodize them - I'm definitely going to be making it myself, as I need it a week today, and I've already ordered the bits!