I like video like this I'm in the process of building a business right now (frist time) and hearing people talk about their experiences with this stuff is a great help thank you wish you all over there a great day
About the time I had typed the question of software, you suggested a couple of them.... LOL I AM that guy that shows up with a hand drawn picture and asking a shop to cut it out.. I can save money by showing up with the proper file on a flash drive. And be less aggravating to the shop owner, too..
I figured you were from somewhere closer to a coast, but I'm excited to learn your from SW WI. Im not far, from SE MN. I love you are in the Midwest. Hope you stay blessed and business is good.
A lot of great tips in hear. Would love to see more of the business side of things. For example: marketing strategies, bringing new products to market (where you found the rocket stove idea).... How do you ship signs/ heavy bulky items economically? Keep it up!
I love your introduction to the boss CNC table…… I thought about purchasing one I’d like to comment you made with bolted together of the other it’s wobbly!!!!!!!!!!!! if it’s welded together and strong….. thank you for the FYI,,,,,, on that ……also on the water table with the downdraft….. I’m only a small shop,,,, but you giving me a lot of thought to think about….. and what I would buy!!!!!! keep up the great work….PS buy something nice for your wife,,,,, instead of something for the shop,,,, make her happy happy wife happy life you guys are great together,,,, enjoy all your videos keep up the great work Sam bacon
I have a 5x10 with 65a hypertherm and it's absolutely a game changer! Won't mention the brand with respect to this video. And yes get a solid built sturdy one!
Great to see you guys on RUclips!! Make a video on brakes because I know you had a swag off-road brake. I have one too works great but it’s slow. Thinking of upgrading! Would love your opinion
Have you ever considered a waterjet? They are a little more $$ at the outset. However If you are consistently cutting things at less than 1 inch, there is almost 0 distortion in the cut. Depending on the machine settings. Unlike a plasma table. Where you still have to clean the part after cutting. Then you still have the plate itself distorts via the heat. The waterjet keeps the plate cool at all times. I've personally used OMAX and FLOJET machines. I have never had to send parts back to be re-machined from either. The only thing you might have to do is remove a couple of edge burrs. These machines are also self contained, except for needing an external air source. No other input required. OMAX and FLOJET will walk you through the initial setup and routine maintenance.
Hmmm.... your shorts video's have been popping up for about a month, didn't even know what you did but the comedy was great !! Just checked you out and would like to come get a firepit. Could we meet at the Boscobel airport to pick one up ? Thanks 🙂
How long did it take for the BOS table to repay itself? Does the table come with a (yearly) maintenance contract? As a business you need to be able to set the ROI, how much it cost to maintain (cost per cut hour), and a JD style plasma just does not cut it (pun intended) if you burn lots of sheets.. Would love if you include these kinds of details' in your next videos!
I like video like this I'm in the process of building a business right now (frist time) and hearing people talk about their experiences with this stuff is a great help thank you wish you all over there a great day
Watching your channel is definitely an inspiration 🎬📽️🇺🇸😎
About the time I had typed the question of software, you suggested a couple of them.... LOL I AM that guy that shows up with a hand drawn picture and asking a shop to cut it out.. I can save money by showing up with the proper file on a flash drive. And be less aggravating to the shop owner, too..
I figured you were from somewhere closer to a coast, but I'm excited to learn your from SW WI. Im not far, from SE MN.
I love you are in the Midwest.
Hope you stay blessed and business is good.
Thanks for the show guys 🍻
A lot of great tips in hear. Would love to see more of the business side of things. For example: marketing strategies, bringing new products to market (where you found the rocket stove idea).... How do you ship signs/ heavy bulky items economically? Keep it up!
Noted!
I love your introduction to the boss CNC table…… I thought about purchasing one I’d like to comment you made with bolted together of the other it’s wobbly!!!!!!!!!!!! if it’s welded together and strong….. thank you for the FYI,,,,,, on that ……also on the water table with the downdraft….. I’m only a small shop,,,, but you giving me a lot of thought to think about….. and what I would buy!!!!!! keep up the great work….PS buy something nice for your wife,,,,, instead of something for the shop,,,, make her happy happy wife happy life you guys are great together,,,, enjoy all your videos keep up the great work Sam bacon
I have a 5x10 with 65a hypertherm and it's absolutely a game changer! Won't mention the brand with respect to this video. And yes get a solid built sturdy one!
Good stuff
Great to see you guys on RUclips!! Make a video on brakes because I know you had a swag off-road brake. I have one too works great but it’s slow. Thinking of upgrading! Would love your opinion
Very nice
Have you ever considered a waterjet? They are a little more $$ at the outset. However If you are consistently cutting things at less than 1 inch, there is almost 0 distortion in the cut. Depending on the machine settings. Unlike a plasma table. Where you still have to clean the part after cutting. Then you still have the plate itself distorts via the heat. The waterjet keeps the plate cool at all times. I've personally used OMAX and FLOJET machines. I have never had to send parts back to be re-machined from either. The only thing you might have to do is remove a couple of edge burrs.
These machines are also self contained, except for needing an external air source. No other input required.
OMAX and FLOJET will walk you through the initial setup and routine maintenance.
Water tables are great. Just out of our budget for a small shop.
Fun channel.
American manufacturing. I hope you do well sir. I'm sorry the government is doing everything in their power to keep you down.
Hmmm.... your shorts video's have been popping up for about a month, didn't even know what you did but the comedy was great !! Just checked you out and would like to come get a firepit. Could we meet at the Boscobel airport to pick one up ? Thanks 🙂
That could happen
Can you take the cardboard cut out, scan it, create a vector or similar layer file and then use that file to scale and cut to actual size?
How long did it take for the BOS table to repay itself? Does the table come with a (yearly) maintenance contract? As a business you need to be able to set the ROI, how much it cost to maintain (cost per cut hour), and a JD style plasma just does not cut it (pun intended) if you burn lots of sheets.. Would love if you include these kinds of details' in your next videos!
It paid for itself in about 8 months. Keeping in mind you have to find work to keep it running
Jason, is the air dryer a 220 volt or a 110 volt system
110v
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