
Curt and Jamie dive into business and manufacturing as one-man shops.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusiness | |||

This week on The Lone Machinists, Jamie and Curt spiral (responsibly) through ultra-paranoid RAID backups, fiber lines getting excavated into oblivion in South Africa, and the launch of the brand-new Noughtical Workholding Shopify store. We dive into... more
This week on The Lone Machinist, the "Original Kurt" returns to reclaim his throne (or at least a guest spot) as we welcome Jon Dillehay from 2SM Performance and Engine Trix. We dive deep into the mechanical prowess required to maintain a garage-base... more
Welcome to the Loan Machines Podcast, also known as the Schrödinger’s Guest Episode, where we ponder whether John is actually joining us or remains a ghost in the machine. In a harrowing turn of events, Curt recounts his battle with a porcelain ramek... more
Buckle up for another episode of the Lone Machines Podcast, where we discuss the fine line between professional machining and absolute shop chaos.
In this episode, Jamie recounts his harrowing experience performing spindle surgery with tweezers to f... more
In this episode of The Loan Machinist, Jamie and Curt dive into the chaotic reality of running a machine shop while battling the elements and outdated technology. Jamie recounts a rough Monday in South Africa where 30mm of rain and a lightning strike... more
In this episode of the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt dive head-first into shop chaos, questionable safety decisions, and machines that just won’t stop printing money.
Jamie introduces the Bukkake Blaster 7000, a new coolant manifold upgrade... more
In this episode of the Loan Machines Podcast, Jamie and Curt bounce between small wins and absolute disasters in the shop. Jamie dives into poking around a PLC “just to see how hard it could be,” accidentally saving himself hundreds of dollars and ma... more
In this episode of the Loan Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt dive into fixing machining problems from opposite sides of the planet, building spindle grippers for unattended automation, and discovering exactly how much force is too much force. Along ... more
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A blend of humor and technical know-how, the discussions focus on the experiences, challenges, and successes encountered by machinists in one-man shops. Topics such as CNC machining, automation, workshop organization, and unique anecdotes from their daily operations are frequently explored. The hosts share insights about specific projects, troubleshooting machinery, and the intricacies of running small businesses in manufacturing. The engaging conversational style and relatable personal experiences make this content appealing to both enthusiasts and professionals in the machining and manufacturing industries, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among listeners who share similar interests.
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