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Buying Your Next Machine? Make the Automation Math Work | Ep. 543

A new machine can open the door to different work, greater capacity, and your shop's next stage of growth. But buying it is only part of the equation. Who's going to run it? How many hours will it actually produce? And have you considered what automation could make possible? Reco ...  Show more

Titan Gilroy's Challenge to Every Machine Shop Owner | Ep. 542

We spent this year asking young shop owners how they found machining, and one name came up in almost every single conversation. Titan Gilroy. What better way to close out our Generation CNC and workforce development series than a conversation with the man himself? Most of the con ...  Show more

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