What do flying tiny homes, CNC machines, electric guitars, and the Tesla Roadster have in common? More than you might think.

In this episode, Jay and Andrew cover a lot of ground, beginning with the challenges of moving a 19,000-pound tiny home over a house with a massive crane. That experience sparks a conversation about professionalism, customer service, and why manufacturers should pay more attention to the customer experience.

From there, the discussion turns to shop improvements, machine rigging, the advantages of anchoring CNC machines, and the difficult decisions involved in buying, selling, and upgrading equipment. Andrew shares his experiments with bandsaw blades, while Jay reflects on saying goodbye to a machine that helped build his business.

Things get especially nerdy as the conversation moves into the physics of vibration and resonance. Drawing connections between machining, musical instruments, baseball bats, and even the infamous Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse, Jay and Andrew explore how seemingly minor changes can dramatically affect performance.

Rss Apple Podcaster
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör Henry Holsters and Pierson Workholding. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Henry Holsters and Pierson Workholding och inte av, eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.