
Curt and Jamie dive into business and manufacturing as one-man shops.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducation | |||

This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Jamie has been listening to The E-Myth again and has come to a rather uncomfortable realization. He's apparently done everything wrong. After a week of running machines, putting out fires, and discovering that... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, we're experimenting with workholding, tumbling media, and how to make manufacturing a little less painful.
Curt's been testing different tumbling media on titanium pen bodies, discovering some surprisingly go... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, Curt discovers that despite operating machines, running a business, and apparently being a functioning adult, he still cannot reliably add numbers together. A simple order count leaves him 100 pens short of re... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, we're back from IMTS and apparently nobody came home with fewer projects.
Curt has managed to create a rather serious problem for himself after launching a one-minute presale for his pens. The idea was simple... more
Jamie is officially running on fumes as the IMTS marathon continues, but there’s still plenty of time for machines, workholding, questionable engineering ideas, and collecting an absolutely unreasonable amount of free stuff.
Today’s recap covers sma... more
Day two of IMTS, and Jamie is somehow fitting even more machines, people, questionable decisions, and engineering ideas into an already packed schedule.
The day ends with Oktoberfest, late nights, escalator shenanigans, and a trip back to the Airbnb... more
IMTS is officially underway, and Jamie has already discovered that three hours in the machine tool hall gets you through roughly one third of it.
In this Monday recap, Jamie and Curt catch up on the first day of the show, the meetup, the endless FOM... more
This week on the Lone Machinist Podcast, the machines are starting to outproduce the humans, which sounds great right up until you realize somebody still has to finish all those damn parts.
Curt is running huge production batches ahead of a pre-sale... more
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Two hosts run a practical, no-nonsense one-man shop podcast focused on small-batch manufacturing, tooling, and business operations. Across episodes, the emphasis sits on real-world workflows, shop-floor pragmatism, inventory and procurement discipline, and balancing in-house production with outsourcing. Frequent threads include staying cash-positive during growth, selecting and deploying tooling and automation, and navigating events like IMTS and vendor interactions. The duo blends hands-on machining tips with stories from the road, office moves, and family life, creating a candid, approachable window into running small manufacturing businesses. Notable strengths include a strong focus on scalable processes without losing craftsmanship, a k... more
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