
Curt and Jamie dive into business and manufacturing as one-man shops.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusiness | |||

Ever wondered what happens when two machinists get slightly too much caffeine and absolutely no supervision?
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast:
• One of us falls headfirst into an ERP system that started as “just a quick tool”… and is now b... more
In this episode of The Lone Machinist, Jamie and Curt are joined by Trevor from Titan Ring Designs, and things get deep… like “question your entire life path while holding a mic” deep.
What starts as a simple chat about machining quickly turns into ... more
In this absolutely respectable and definitely clean Episode 69 of the Lone Machinist Podcast… things go off the rails in under 2 minutes.
We kick things off with Curt accidentally spending what could’ve been a small mortgage payment on sticker equip... more
This week on The Lone Machinist Podcast, Curt and Jamie set out to talk about machining… and instead accidentally reinvent software development, question modern civilization, and nearly bankrupt themselves with printers.
Highlights include:
• Curt b... more
This week on The Lone Machinist Podcast, things go exactly as planned, which is to say, absolutely not at all. Curt successfully fixes a lens right up until the exact moment he completely destroys it, proving once again that “if it ain’t broke, fix i... more
This week, everything works… except the things we actually need.
We start off optimistically with solar power plans and dreams of energy independence, before immediately spiraling into real-world problems like rising fuel costs, questionable ROI, an... more
This week on The Loan Machinist Podcast, Jamie and Curt battle the literal "Demon" of Tolerance Stack-Up, because apparently, adding up a bunch of "tents" actually equals one giant headache
Curt scores a $600 lens for sixty bucks and plays a high-st... more
In this episode of The Lone Machinists Podcast, we remove 94.6% of a perfectly good piece of aluminium just to prove we can, debate whether a bandsaw is the solution to all of life’s problems (it is), and discover that titanium will happily destroy y... more
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Two-host engineering discussions centered on running one-man machine shops, practical prototyping, and small-batch manufacturing. Episodes emphasize hands-on techniques, shop efficiency, tooling upgrades, and the realities of balancing client work with product development and content creation. Frequent topics include CNC workflows, fixturing, workholding, software tools, and open-source approaches, all delivered with candid humor and a collaborative spirit. The format tends to mix technical tutorials with business considerations like pricing, financing growth, marketing, and contingency planning, making it useful for small-shop owners, makers, and industrial hobbyists exploring independence and revenue via fabrication work.
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