One of the biggest challenges engineers and designers often face (whether they realize it or not) is designing for manufacturability. Developing parts in CAD and taking that design to a 3D printer has become an everyday process for many, but …
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Daniel Hienzsch is the resident engineer at Supplyframe’s design lab in Pasadena, CA, where they use their PCNC 1100 for a broad array of engineering endeavors …
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Razor USA, the company best known for introducing the world to the Razor Scooter, uses a PCNC 1100 for product development, and Billy Griggs, a retired BMX racer and product developer at Razor …
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August Anderson is an industrial designer and self-proclaimed jack of all trades when it comes to modern fabrication, and he owns and operates the product development and industrial design company Concept Squared.
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The world of manufacturing and fabrication is incredibly broad and fast-moving. It gets even faster in the world of custom cars and motorcycles …
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Starting a business can be a challenge, even for John Saunders of NYC CNC. John started his journey to being a YouTube machinist by not being able to participate in engineering and manufacturing conversations, now he’s talking about…
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Many Tormach customers know John Saunders, in fact there are many that know Tormach because of John Saunders and his YouTube channel, NYC CNC.
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Jim Anderson has been a journeyman machinist in Canada for more than 26 years, and he’s built everything from racing motorcycles to hydrogen fuel cells.
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