Welcome to The Impractical Machinists, a podcast for machinists’ who are creative, innovative and a cut above the rest. Join hosts Bradley, Cameron, and Patrick as they discuss everything from CNC machining, tool innovations, shop floor challenges, business strategies, and the latest trends and techniques shaping the industry. Our episodes provide valuable insight and actionable tips from real ma... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersTechnology |
Running a machine shop means juggling jobs, customers, employees, and the unexpected—usually all at once. For years, Stuard of Monarch Manufacturing tried to keep everything in his head and on scattered spreadsheets. But as his shop grew, so did the ... more
From wrenching on South Bend lathes in his basement to running Maple Lane Machine & Tool, Brad Jacob has lived just about every phase of the machinist’s journey. In this episode, Brad sits down with us to talk about how he went from BMX-riding shop k... more
Ask any machinist about chip control, coolant, or indexable vs. solid, and you’ll get five different answers. In this episode, we dig into all of it with Tom Raun from ISCAR.
On this episode of Impractical Machinists, Tom Raun from ISCAR hangs out w... more
Aaron Morrill has been fixing CNC machines since he was a kid—literally. In this episode, we sit down with the Spokane-based repair tech to talk shop life, leveling myths, and what really matters when your machines go down.
From growing up doing ser... more
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Got a late start on listening to this podcast but I’m 1 away from being completely caught up. Keep up the good work yahoo’s
This is the best job shop machining podcast that I have listened to. I love all the different perspectives on business ideas brought to the table and discussed. Thank you guys and keep it going
Good to hear similar problems and solutions to our industry. Three different backgrounds and perspectives is a great mix for idea swapping. Keep em coming.
Guys bring light knowledge and interest into the machining industry. We need young tradesmen to come enjoy making chips and spread the knowledge.
I don’t know a whole lot about machining or the industry and I find this show interesting and informative, and it’s as if I’m walking around the shop with them. Just after one episode I have a better idea of what machining is and what takes place in a machine shop. It’s amazing how much work goes into common parts and tools we see everyday. These guys do an excellent job of describing what goes on behind the scenes to get the job done and help build America!
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The podcast offers a deep dive into the world of machining, with a strong focus on CNC machining, tool innovations, and the challenges faced on the shop floor. Each episode features lively discussions among the hosts, who share insights from their diverse backgrounds and experiences in machining. The content not only covers technical aspects but also emphasizes business strategies, community engagement, and practical advice for both novice and experienced machinists. Notably, the podcast fosters a sense of camaraderie among machinists, blending humor with informative discussions about the industry's latest trends and techniques, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their skills and productivity in machining operations... more
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Recent guests on The Impractical Machinists include:
1. Sam Stewart
2. Brad Jacob
3. Luke Niels
4. Randall Uerkvitz
5. Jarrett Morgan
6. Chris Zappettini
7. Charles Sanborn IV
8. Joe Kaslowski
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