These Interviews are really great Eric. I’ve watched them all. Besides The recent one with Speedy….. You guys have made finding “PATCH-OUT” as hard as finding toilet paper in 2020 🤣. Keep up the great work!!
I really appreciate Seb. One of the things which annoys me about our culture here in the States is the incessant need to expand. Here, if a good business isn't constantly growing, it's looked down upon as basically garbage and a missed opportunity to make more money. Seb has a good thing going and he's content with things just the way they are. The man clearly doesn't give a damn about becoming filthy rich. Seb gets it. Way to go, Seb!
What rear bag did you go with and what about it works better than other bags you tried? As for manual vs. CNC, I get a connection between a manual machine and myself. It's the feedback of the hand wheels, the sound, the smell sometimes. I can feel what is going on. CNC is great for churning out precise parts after you have figured out the speeds, feeds, coolant, tool life, etc, you just don't get that feedback and for some people who like manual machining, pressing buttons doesn't do it for them.
Here in Australia the hard part is getting one I have one on order for over a year same with my stock . Have given up on a USA custom action and went with a Barnard and Dima stock . Berger bullets are also unicorn horns have to make do with other brands sadly . I do have a couple of your tuners to test out . Thank you Erik for all your interviews and shared knowledge it's helped me greatly .
Anxiously waiting for my Neo-X.
This video makes me feel pretty good about my choice.
These Interviews are really great Eric. I’ve watched them all. Besides The recent one with Speedy….. You guys have made finding “PATCH-OUT” as hard as finding toilet paper in 2020 🤣. Keep up the great work!!
You have to admire someone that wants to take care of his older machinists. As ancient as I am, I do not mind waiting for a SEB rest.
I really appreciate Seb. One of the things which annoys me about our culture here in the States is the incessant need to expand. Here, if a good business isn't constantly growing, it's looked down upon as basically garbage and a missed opportunity to make more money. Seb has a good thing going and he's content with things just the way they are. The man clearly doesn't give a damn about becoming filthy rich. Seb gets it. Way to go, Seb!
Very cool interview, thank you.
great interview
What rear bag did you go with and what about it works better than other bags you tried?
As for manual vs. CNC, I get a connection between a manual machine and myself. It's the feedback of the hand wheels, the sound, the smell sometimes. I can feel what is going on. CNC is great for churning out precise parts after you have figured out the speeds, feeds, coolant, tool life, etc, you just don't get that feedback and for some people who like manual machining, pressing buttons doesn't do it for them.
I think his only hold back from CNC is he can’t run it so it’s hard for him to prototype when he needs a machinist to do it for him
Proud of you Mas SEB 🍻
Good for you seb
Thanks. Well done.
I thought you were going to continue down the PRS trail.
SEB rest are great #!!!
Buy the way how do I get one of your tuners erik
Cortina FTW
Here in Australia the hard part is getting one I have one on order for over a year same with my stock . Have given up on a USA custom action and went with a Barnard and Dima stock . Berger bullets are also unicorn horns have to make do with other brands sadly . I do have a couple of your tuners to test out . Thank you Erik for all your interviews and shared knowledge it's helped me greatly .