John Saunders and John Grimsmo Talk About CNC in Small Business
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- John Saunders and John Grimsmo visit Tormach's first Open House to discuss how they utilize their Tormach machine tools in small business. They discuss the issues at the start of their companies and how the Tormach machines helped them grow.
John Saunders started by milling GoPro rifle mounts for Strikemark.
Check out John Saunders at NYC CNC: / saunixcomp
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Amazing video! My PCNC 1100 will be delivered Friday i cannot wait to start using it and build a business.
Two incredible, highly driven individuals......all their machining and programming skills are self taught....amazing!
What a great session, excellent questions from the audience and seeing two of my "heroes" answering them. These guys, along with Brad Martin from Tactical Keychains, have got me to the point where I am ready to order my Tormach and start my own machining business. There's quite a few of them here in Australia now apparently. Hoping I can make it across to the States in a year or two for a Tormach open house.
The two Johns have even managed to shift me away from Inventor / EdgeCAM to Fusion 360! Integrated CAD/CAM can't be beaten.
Thanks for having the open house! I gleaned so much, it really solidified my agenda
towards my own small business and partnership with using Tormach tools and equipment. Was a pleasure to meet both John's as I thought they did a bang-up job at this short discussion forum. Was great meeting many other like-minded people there as well, including Tormach staff - much learned as I said before.
Incredible job guys! Really impressed with what you have done for the DIY CNC community from the perspective of insight and education.
That was really helpful. Thank you to both of you for your generosity in sharing your process. To John/NYCCNC - I have to second the gentleman who asked if you would do some more Sprutcam demos. I learned more on how to use Sprutcam from you than everyone else combined. Thanks.
+Nathan Shea If you are looking for SprutCAM tutorials there are a ton here: th-cam.com/users/SprutCAMAmerica
Thanks Tormach Inc. for posting this video. I've been looking forward to it!
I will be at the next open house! John and John (John squared?) are gret salesmen for your product. I especially identify with John Saunders. Great job having them tell their stories. Thank you
Huge thanks to both of you guys as well as Tormach. The knowledge you both share from a hands on experience as well as how you run your businesses is priceless. I hope you will keep up with the instructional do and don'ts videos I just love them. Just wish I'll be able to get my hands on one of those mills but unfortunately, budget is pulling in the opposite direction...
+Robert Poirier Thanks for the comment. We love having such awesome users!
Excellent information. Keep the videos coming.
Fascinating Q&A session. I'd love to hear more about product liability one day.
Great video guys. I use Inventor. I'll have to check out Fusion 360. Hoping to have a Tormach some time next year.
The liability question is one I too would like more discussion around.
Fail quickly. I have an internal clock that gives me a feel for how much time I can spend on a process or attempting to do things. There are things that I never quit on but there has to be a limit on time you spend looking for a fastener or something little like this. Go ahead and quit that line and pick up a different try or move on to something else and sometimes the right fastener will just pop up on it's own. Learning what these times are and learning to say no to things that aren't going to result in the outcome you want is something that can't be taught. Don't wast time trying to figure it out, just set aside a little time everyday and go over what you've done that day and see what decisions got good results and which could be improved on. Make sure it's only a small amount because you can make this part of the day too much of your day. Best of luck. "just do it" and be OK with some failures, that's how you learn.
+Robert Palmore Our founder said this all the time, as well. It's a good philosophy!
Tormach Inc. looks like I'm in real good company.
Great talk!
John the best youtube cnc pro guy !!!