@i2c_jason: This 3-axis mill is a critical tool for R&D. Even with a Haas CNC machine, there are plenty of tool room situations where you also want a Bridgeport. #manufacturing #maker #engineering #DIY #stem

KJ :

as a Machinist, and Machine Tool Repair Tech, this video give me the shivers. but the farmer in me says "if it good enough for who its for"

I2C_Jason :

My advice is to gobble up tooling and machinery if you plan to build a small factory as an AI survival plan. Most likely you’ll be thriving in such a scenario, as a desperate demand for manufacturing spawns from agentic AI designing bespoke machinery and niche new products.

Dazmondoski :

Still use them for all sorts of things, making jigs, one offs etc

TWCustomCreationShop :

Hi Jason. I love your videos and they inspired me to start my own business. I hope to one day scale to a size where I am able to become an engineering consultant. I’m a fresh grad and have my first manufacturing job but again thanks to you I am also going another route! Thank you for your inspiration!!

Philip Blake :

in Ireland that Bridgeport would be double that price all day long

ninospreciso :

le boccole per gli utensili...non vanno bene dove sono messe. Quando si lavora si riempiono di trucioli e scarti di lavorazione...‼️‼️‼️🤔🤔🤌🤌🤌

Incandescence :

Why would I buy this.instead of some 4040 extrusions and steppers? ~ sincerely, the lion.

petsworld :

A total of how many active machine would you advise for starter sir

DPG.Wafflebatter :

It’s a vertical knee mill. Bridgeport is the brand. I love my XLO vertical knee mill.

Travella :

I am trying to make my own workshop/small Factor for R&D...what tools would you advise me to go for first...the kind that I can achieve the most out of

NoT-CoNfiRMeD :

Endmills in chucks is novice style repair. No logical reason to use. And carbide is 80 dollars a lb for scrap. You’ll make lots of it

adnoh :

Are Bridgeports normally three phase power or 110 power?

SlainByTheBelle :

Bridgeport mill? My great grandfather used one of those when he was helping build B-29s. Amazing that it is still relevant today

Vaughn Wall :

worked with a lot of those good great mills

Floggedhorse :

Was that a Tesla valve?

BC :

This is cool with all of the manufacturing tips, but what happen with the LENR project

. :

Whats a chuck

Dazmondoski :

trenchcoop :

Hey Jason quick question. Are you a mechanical or industrial engineer? @I2C_Jason

Dress with Duke :

BRO GO TO CHINA START A WORKSHOP THERE. YOU WILL HAVE ALL THE TOOLS OF YOUR DREAMS. PROTOTYPE THERE. SEND IT TO YOUR COUNTRY OUTLET. DONE.