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The Art of War and The Tao Te Ching are two of my most favorite philosophical texts! So very relevant, even in modern times. Great segment, fellas. 😃

That distinction between leaders and managers is huge!

Sure loved being a machinist, sure hated being paid $13 an hour doing it

My brother was on one of your videos his name was atul

It was great chatting to you Arthur! 🎉 Overcoming fear is always a challenege but 100% something that can be done. If anyone will be able to do it, it'll be manufacturers!

Looks like you guys had a lot of fun on this one!

Need some fecking context for this. The only hint is economical development meeting.

Great video, Arthur and Tim!!

In a small business it's so easy for priorities to shift and move. But I do love Odoo. We decided we should have some of our products listed on Ebay. Less than a week later it's started and full integrated. Now we're already scaling the listings. In the end though the best ERP systems is the one you embrace and make proper use of!

Was a great conversation, thank you for the invite! We should find and excuse to do another one sometime :)

So right! Bad strategy is like perfume on a pig!

Great video!

Arthur, your wife and I will need to connect and collaborate on how-to-keep-your-dreamer-husband-organized!

Woop! Thanks for the shout out Tim! 🥰

Yeah you could care less?

Customer: "I expect a bill for your help" Tayler: "Nah man, just mail me a 12-pack" 😂 love it

Thank you Arthur! Awesome time sitting down with ya! Remember to PM your machines!

schunk has style

Thank you @ArthurField for hosting this awesome episode - It was a blast to chop it up about CMMS!! Had a great time!!! 🤘🤘🤘

Love your videos man!!!

Love this idea - absolutely brilliant! 🎉😊

Yes, we go form taps on stainless. Coolant is important though, need the HP additives.

PO vs the whole operation, that hits!

Great tips. Thank you! Will check out subject line!

Love how Ian likes to tell the underlying human story. The best relationships I've built are with humans :)

Ian is awesome! He visited my shop a few months back and we had a great chat! Super cool dude!

The reverse carrier fair. Supper interesting so many thoughts coming out of that

YAAAS!!!! Love this!!! 🔧🤘♥️ It IS absolutely amazing to be doing what you love to do! This young man is going places - thanks for the inspiration!

Love your videos thats my brother

How exactly are the locators fixed into a blank part?

I love your videos

Im his brother!!

Courses at community colleges for trades are too expensive. Plus they make you take several safety course before taking the course you want

My company pays more for manual machinist than CNC machinist.

Tiger Manufacturing in Webster, WI also has an excellent student run business (with a Co-Bot loading a CNC Lathe, and a 5 axis Machining Center)

Love Jenny! There's a program called Remake Learning days. It's in a few states, but basically it's what you talked about. Geared for younger (middle school) aged kids. The local technical schools set up and they have cosmetology, trucking, virtual welding ( which the kids LOVED), auto body and so many more cool occupations. Not a lot of schools get to go visit it though and my two kids (ages 5 and 7) were the only homeschooled kids to visit it this year. They gained attention because of how young they were compared to the other kids but to us, there's no better age than they are right now to start introducing them to different trades and line of work. The vitual welding and simulators are what the kids flock to. It's like a game for them and in my opinion, the future of getting kids into the trades.

Super-packed with some great ideas.

Yall there's a 5-10 second glitch from re encoding around the 6:10 mark where it plays a chunk of the intro again for some reason 😅 I've clearly got to watch start to finish before posting after encoding 😂 Promise that's the only glitch. Big thanks to Mike Sutton who watched it start to finish and clued me in 🎉

30:42 I love the insights about the breadth of skills a la the "T shaped" skills portfolio. When you look at job descriptions and requirements, I feel like too many companies still ask for the depth part of that T shape, and don't necessarily take into account the skills that can be transferrable from normally unrelated industries. Lots of useful information in this one!

Good video

Good video.

Slick and solid team and video!

That was pretty cool. I especially appreciated the aspect talked about: securing the part throughout its machining by choosing the sequence of operations to minimize chatter and vibrations in the part.

so proud of you, excellent video!

Very clear and informative video.

Wow, I was trying so hard to get this perfect 4years ago lol, crazy how time flies.

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