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Kaimera Precision offers Engineering, Design, Prototyping, and Fabrication through state of the art CAD, CNC, 3D Printing, Welding, & Composites.
Transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.
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In addition to a degree in Aerospace Engineering, earned in residence at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott AZ, Mr. Erwin served for 12 years in the US Army. This academic and professional background provide the discipline and rigor necessary to rapidly design and develop precision machined firearms components. His appreciation for weapons systems and tactics gained through multiple combat deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq, including supporting Australian and U.S. Special Ops forces in Air-Assault operations, led Mr. Erwin to pursue an additional degree in Firearms Technology from the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI), while also working full-time on the Army’s next generation Future Attack and Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program with L3Harris Technologies. As a Project Engineer with that program, Mr. Erwin utilized advanced software tools and manufacturing techniques standard to the Aerospace Industry. That experience, coupled with a passion for firearms, translated to bringing modern manufacturing and system engineering processes, using CAD, CAM, and precision CNC to bear on the gunsmithing and custom-firearms industry, vastly improving available offerings.
One of the key differentiators with Kaimera Precision is our use of Computer Numerical Control (CNC), a computerized manufacturing process that uses software to control the movements of various types of CNC equipment. With the help of this technology, IsoTac machinists use mechanical design, drawings, mathematics, and computer programming skills to produce parts. This allows us to take a piece of steel, aluminum or titanium and create a precise and aesthetically pleasing gun component (slide, frame, plate) with extreme accuracy. Using digitized data, a computer, and a computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) program together we can control, automate, and monitor the movements of the CNC tools to produce exceptional products.
Kaimera uses the versatile CNC milling machine for the majority of our projects, to produce custom-designed parts more quickly than traditional machining methods. This machine is ideal for mold work, where two or three axes of the milling table are controlled simultaneously to produce cavities and surface contours. These machine tools are excellent for producing complex aluminum, steel and/or stainless steel aerospace, military, and weapons parts.
