540: Painful Consequences

How-- So how was the show? What, like, what kind of a show was it?

Uh, lots of, uh, lots of air hold downs.

I saw Izzy there for a few minutes.

Izzy was busy.

B- Izzy's got a whole new line of products, the Swan Tools.

Lots of people selling hold downs, compressed air, compressed hold downs, air weights, and there's a few other names.

I can't think of them, but that seems to be the trend.

Everybody wants to sell you something that goes in the table.

Some of them are-- there's more apparatus in some concepts than others, but, uh, seems pretty cool for, especially for CNC.

If you're gonna do a bunch of engraving and you gotta keep changing parts.

There was a couple set up for the CNC.

I'm probably gonna end up with one of them.

And, uh, lots of CNC machines.

Um, Onefinity, um, Team Onefinity.

So I was, uh, hanging out with those guys a little bit.

And what else? There was the Austin s- Woodworking School there.

You could stop and make a spoon if you wanted to.

Oh, and, uh, Michael Alm's Med Kit.

Michael Alm and his partner are put- putting out the Maker's Medical Kit.

And I got a chance to hang out with Mike for a minute.

I got to see some of the lectures.

Mike did a lecture.

It was really good.

It was very, very good about storytelling.

He's, he's very good and really well done.