
Curt and Jamie dive into business and manufacturing as one-man shops.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusiness | |||

This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt discover that making great machining videos is almost as difficult as making great parts.
After another week of production, Jamie is finally looking at upgrading the workshop camera setup. The ... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt dive into one of the less glamorous sides of making products: the internet. Between first-come, first-served launches, Reddit outrage, and the inevitable flood of "you should have made more" mes... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt are joined by Al Whatmough, whose career has taken him from apprentice machinist to educator, software leader, and one of the driving forces behind modern CAM. It's a conversation that's less ab... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie discovers that running a machine shop while fighting off a brutal cough is a lot like running production with a worn-out end mill—you'll get there eventually, but it's going to make some unpleasant noise... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie is fighting on two fronts: a mystery illness that's trying to end the episode early, and a CNC controller that's decided now is the perfect time to develop an attitude. Somehow, despite the coughing, mon... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie returns from the chaos of moving an entire machine shop, only to discover that the universe rewards hard work with paperwork, broken internet, and even more work. The new shop is running, production is b... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt discover that modern machining is really just thousands of lines of code standing between you and catastrophic stupidity. After a mysterious edge case causes a surprise Z-crash, Jamie finds hims... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie drags Ben from Black Fox Machining into an emergency guest appearance after recent developments sent the machining community into full rumor mode. Running on almost no sleep and questionable amounts of e... more
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Two hosts run a candid, hands-on conversation about small-manufacturing realities, focusing on turning one- and two-person shops into sustainable businesses. Across episodes, they share battle-tested tactics for tooling, automation, shop layout, and workflow optimization, sprinkled with personal stories, family life, and gritty behind-the-scenes anecdotes from running micro‑shops. Guests range from fellow makers to industry peers, and conversations often pivot between practical how-tos (pricing, project management, ERP-like tracking, and onboarding new help) and bigger-picture questions about growth, resilience, and community. Noteworthy traits include blunt honesty, a unapologetic focus on repeatable processes, and a culture of collaborati... more
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