Josh sent me...that crazy IGer... Subbed my friend. Should have done it earlier. I'm for Making Things. I use to hate CNC and laser engravers. I use to say you might as well just order the boards cut and glue them together. Then I started looking at the past and realized how my inability to use basic tools makes me someone who can't really comment on the subject. If I can get people to get off of their devices and make something...anything, then my own channel has value. Creating and building creates happy people that appreciate life more. I want to live in that world Josh. EDIT: I love your energy (as I've told you on IG)!
😂 that dudes a nut case! Yeah man, I love the sound of that world, that's what it's all about! Most people seem to have wandered into a world of Netflix and takeouts and have lost the creative element in their lives and that's sad. Our ability to be able to see a problem and come up with a solution is a great way to make people feel better about life!
Pretty much on the button when you say old timers afraid of change, people who are jealous/can't afford one or don't understand how to use it. Either way, it means less competition for people like yourself! 👌🏻
Ha thanks for the comment. I think of it as just part of the workshop now and as long as I'm not pretending that it's all handmade I don't see the issue, no more than using a track saw or a morticing machine.
I have no budget, no room, and no market or need for the production from that tool. If you need 1, then use it. Take care and stay safe Josh and family.
@@TheNaturalWorkshop agreed. I thinks it has more of being not properly defined. Woodworking is you doing hands on, CNC machines are called Machiest. So I think that is where the problem is at. Just my 2 cents
Again, that's a fair comment and I would agree with you on that. It's all in the detail and being honest about what it is that you are doing or making.
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Josh sent me...that crazy IGer... Subbed my friend. Should have done it earlier.
I'm for Making Things. I use to hate CNC and laser engravers. I use to say you might as well just order the boards cut and glue them together. Then I started looking at the past and realized how my inability to use basic tools makes me someone who can't really comment on the subject.
If I can get people to get off of their devices and make something...anything, then my own channel has value. Creating and building creates happy people that appreciate life more. I want to live in that world Josh.
EDIT: I love your energy (as I've told you on IG)!
😂 that dudes a nut case!
Yeah man, I love the sound of that world, that's what it's all about! Most people seem to have wandered into a world of Netflix and takeouts and have lost the creative element in their lives and that's sad. Our ability to be able to see a problem and come up with a solution is a great way to make people feel better about life!
Pretty much on the button when you say old timers afraid of change, people who are jealous/can't afford one or don't understand how to use it. Either way, it means less competition for people like yourself! 👌🏻
Ha thanks for the comment. I think of it as just part of the workshop now and as long as I'm not pretending that it's all handmade I don't see the issue, no more than using a track saw or a morticing machine.
I have no budget, no room, and no market or need for the production from that tool. If you need 1, then use it. Take care and stay safe Josh and family.
100% mate. Thank man, same to you and yours!
Interesting perspective. I guess it is the same with Art and AI Art.
Yeah thats a fair comment. I think that as long as you are using it as part of the process then thats fine.
@@TheNaturalWorkshop agreed. I thinks it has more of being not properly defined. Woodworking is you doing hands on, CNC machines are called Machiest. So I think that is where the problem is at. Just my 2 cents
Again, that's a fair comment and I would agree with you on that. It's all in the detail and being honest about what it is that you are doing or making.