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Oct 30, 2026

Mike DoolinGUEST
30:23
And I didn't screw any tops up.
Mike DoolinGUEST
30:24
You know, it wasn't until I got a CNC that I started screwing tops up.
Mike DoolinGUEST
30:28
And then you can screw them up fast.
Mike DoolinGUEST
30:30
Really fast and really bad.

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Mike DoolinGUEST
43:56
very encouraging about that.
Mike DoolinGUEST
43:57
He's always looking for submissions.
Mike DoolinGUEST
43:59
Yeah, probably the last really major article that I wrote for them was about carving archtop plates on a CNC.
Mike DoolinGUEST
44:09
And that one, the crux of it was how to get around learning 3D CAD.
Kyle DalyPANELIST
36:36
And it's perfect.
Kyle DalyPANELIST
36:38
But a lot of these machine shops now from some of the people that were messaging are getting rid of these machines, these tapping heads pretty cheap because they just don't use them anymore because most all the tapping is done right in the CNC machine with the rigid tapping programs and stuff.
Kyle DalyPANELIST
36:56
Yeah.
Kyle DalyPANELIST
36:58
You know, you should
David GrayleyGUEST
9:37
So that might be an operative, somebody working online or a particular technology.
David GrayleyGUEST
9:41
Our core offer is a level three, which means a technician level qualification, which will give people access to skills, not only things like hand fitting, but PLCs, robotics, CNC work as well, the relevant mathematics that are required around that and a whole range of skills that they need to apply that in the workplace.
David GrayleyGUEST
10:02
Our upskilling courses and reskilling courses tend to be shorter and much more focused on a single particular area.
David GrayleyGUEST
10:09
So we do things like additive.
Kit FranklinHOST
37:06
Have you got any appetite or have you looked at anything like sort of robotic welding rigs or sort of automating processes? Is that something that you're considering in terms of growth? Yeah, I mean, one of our massive investments is
Chris GordonGUEST
37:19
perhaps not... automation in the sense that you're talking about, but we've gone from a manual lathe to a CNC lathe.
Chris GordonGUEST
37:30
And that has made a massive difference on two week jobs now done in two days.
Chris GordonGUEST
37:34
And we'll see that when we go down to the factory.
Brandon BombardoHOST
0:00
Welcome back to Talking Shop with ShopSaver.
Brandon BombardoHOST
0:02
In this podcast, we like to tackle the CNC industry specifically and really talk a little bit about business in general.
Brandon BombardoHOST
0:09
Hopefully, you'll find some entertainment throughout it and hopefully some education.
Brandon BombardoHOST
0:13
But the next episode starts right now.

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Brandon BombardoHOST
9:15
So I just think that you would need more of both of those to be able to tackle an industry at the same level that our existing products do.
Brandon BombardoHOST
9:22
Because the reality is an edge bander is no less production, no less support, no less training.
Brandon BombardoHOST
9:30
It's no less of... demand than what a CNC machine is.
Brandon BombardoHOST
9:33
So I think we've just been fortunate enough to partner with some great companies over the years that specialize in that area.
Jacob EdmondHOST
2:41
What kind of tools and equipment do you have in
Santiago SolisGUEST
2:43
there? So we have from the most manual and rudimentary tools that we can have to what the ones that are like the CNC.
Santiago SolisGUEST
2:54
Of course, we have everything you need to work with wood, some stuff that is to work with steel, but also we have another lab that works with steel also, or metal, but we have a little amount of machinery that works for this, actually.
Santiago SolisGUEST
3:10
And then we maybe have... all the manual stuff.
Santiago SolisGUEST
3:14
And also we have the 3D printing, the laser cut, the CNC equipment for kind of a professional painting, you can say.
Jacob EdmondHOST
3:23
Okay.
Jacob EdmondHOST
3:24
And so you mentioned that a lot of times it's the engineers or the industrial design students that use it.

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Jacob EdmondHOST
15:02
How do we work through when something goes wrong? That's really where the lesson is.
Tommaso CostaGUEST
76:08
The first stage is the cut.
Tommaso CostaGUEST
76:10
We used a specific machine called the CNC machine.
Tommaso CostaGUEST
76:14
This is computer numeric control cut.
Tommaso CostaGUEST
76:17
And we need a special worker to put the panel inside the machine and start the program.
Francesca ChiorandoHOST
76:25
The CNC machine takes the design and cuts the panel to exact specifications.
Francesca ChiorandoHOST
76:32
To make sure they're getting it right, they assemble the whole interior of the boat, the walls, the fixtures, the fittings, everything before it's installed inside the hull.
Francesca ChiorandoHOST
76:43
So the client can see exactly how the inside of their boat will look before it's anywhere near the water.
Nathan TowleGUEST
2:21
That is going to require authorization.
Nathan TowleGUEST
2:23
Things like our CNC router carving tools, the laser cutters, which we're very excited about.
Nathan TowleGUEST
2:29
That's been something that we've wanted in Makerspace for a very long time.
Nathan TowleGUEST
2:32
Those are the sorts of things that are going to require authorization initially.
Leland LicciardiGUEST
3:58
So I'm the president.
Leland LicciardiGUEST
4:00
Kirsten is our VP of operations and we are a precision CNC machining manufacturer.
Leland LicciardiGUEST
4:07
So we specialize in Swiss and CNC lathe works, a lot of turning, as well as some milling for secondary operations kind of, but some only milling.
Leland LicciardiGUEST
4:16
But primarily we're a Swiss
Frank CottleHOST
29:06
strength of the person within the organization not enhancing them not augmenting them so they can produce more they're trying to save their selves or save their way to success rather than produce their way to success do you think that that is within large companies is too overwhelming a uh a position i mean everybody in manufacturing uh let's take the automotive industry oh yeah robots robots are going to be.
Frank CottleHOST
29:38
And I, I know a lathe operators in machining are one of those robotic machines, you know, CNC machines, et cetera.
Frank CottleHOST
29:48
You have people working remotely now running four or five machines, right? But somebody is still running those machines and you say, well, I got rid of five at lathe operators.
Frank CottleHOST
29:59
Yes, but you got a highly skilled individual, blah, blah, blah.

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