John Grimsmo of Grimsmo Knives and John Saunders of NYC CNC discuss their success, struggles, goals and more as machinists, business owners and entrepreneurs.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnology |
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I love the topics being discussed, very interesting and helpful. The thing that keeps bothering and honestly keeps me from listening is that Grimsmo doesn’t show any interest in Saunders, I feel like Grimsmo can also have a running conversation when he’s talking or frankly: when the topic is about him. He doesn’t really ask questions or, it sounds like he isn’t interested at all in Saunders. Which is a petty because in my opinion Saunders has a lot to bring to the table, which doesn’t really sho... more
This show is an entrepreneurial rallying cry. I have learned so much from listening to this show. Thank you both for doing this so dependably. And thank you for backdating to episode 1 on this app. Let the binge begin!
I believe its good, especially when you make a part for the 1st time to run your machine a little bit scared. more
I’ll start off by saying this. I love watching both of y’all on YouTube and I love listening to your podcast. I am subscribed to every social media both of you have. I have been following for over 2 1/2 years. I respect what you do, and I appreciate the effort you both put into the trade, and the advancement and learning of the trade. With this being said, I also want to say one other thing…. You spend alot of time talking about the Kern, and other machines you have, and the way you handle busin... more
I just got my first cnc machine (a state of the art in 1997 Fadal) AND got my first paying machining job. John and John have been the single most valuable resource I’ve found for preparing to and starting a manufacturing company. They are competent but humble, knowledgeable but strive to learn more, honest about struggles but always upbeat. You could not ask for better mentors. If you own any type of business or run any type of machine you will benefit from the BoM!
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