Maker Vision Podcast: Recent Episodes
Maker Vision Podcast
Welcome to the Maker Vision podcast. A podcast where we help you take your ideas from a dream to reality. Each episode, we’ll cover topics to help you overcome frustrations we all encounter in our maker community. I’m Trevor Wanamaker a part time maker running makerexperiment.com and my co-host Stephen Ellis is a part time woodworker running Old South Woodcraft. We have both encountered bumps and pitfalls along the road we call “making” and we are using this podcast to help you avoid the same pitfalls.
Kickstarter is a great way to crowdfund your idea. In this week’s episode, Trevor is working on his first-ever Kickstarter project.
Like all makers, sometimes we lack focus. We think of so many great ideas that we have trouble focusing on any one of them. Join us as we chat about how we are trying to handle it.
As makers, we tend to procrastinate and have unfinished projects. Join us as we procrastinate.
As makers, we are always exploring new materials, new mediums, and more. We decided to take this week to talk about what we are doing that is new!
In this week’s episode, we are talking about how we are evolving in our small businesses during this pandemic. Selling handcrafted items is becoming more difficult and we are facing new challenges as business owners every day. Join us as we talk about what we are doing to keep our businesses running.
In this week’s episode, we got to catch up a little bit and just chat about what’s going on. Enjoy!
In this week’s episode, we just a had a little hangout with a couple of friends to just sit back, relax, and chat.
Seeing as we are still sheltering in place, we are just hanging out. If you have any ideas for topics, let us know!
It’s been a long month. With everyone being told to stay home and isolate themselves, how are you handling it?
It’s time to talk about book club! In February, we read Relentless by Tim Grover. In this episode we talk about the book and our key takeaways. Come join the fun!
We’re at WBC 2020 this week! We had the opportunity to meet up with some friends from last year and some new friends and talk about what we are up to and what we want to get out of WBC.
This week we are getting ready for Workbench Con 2020. In this episode, we are going to talk about what we are doing to prepare for WBC and how we are managing our businesses while we are out of town.
It’s the first book club review of the year! This month we read Every Tool is a Hammer by Adam Savage. Listen in and see what we thought of the book as well as our big takeaways.
One of the things we all struggle with is finding the time to do things. Whether it be work, our hobbies, our spending time with our families, it never seems like there is enough time in the day. What do we do? In this episode we talk about how we find time to do what we love and how we prioritize our time.
Often times the design time for a project can take up more time than expected. How do you account for this time? Do you charge an extra fee? Do you do it for free? Join us to see how we handle our design time.
If you have ever sold anything that you’ve made, you have either had to hand deliver it or ship it. This experience isn’t always a positive ordeal. In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to both hand deliver as well as ship items, what we do for shipping, and give suggestions.
It’s a new year and a new decade! In this episode we talk about what we’re doing in 2020 and we decided to start something new. In 2020, we are starting our own book club. We decided that we want to read books that are focused on making, entrepreneurship, and business. Join us!
This month’s book club book is “Every Tool is a Hammer” by Adam Savage
Book Link: https://amzn.to/2sGH15Q
Every year we reflect on how we did as makers, how are projects went, and what we can do to improve. We are wrapping up 2019 talking about how we did and encourage you to reflect on the year and remember all of the great things that you accomplished!
One of the best investments that you can ever make, is in yourself. Whether it be reading books, learning new skills, or taking time to collect yourself, investing in yourself is invaluable. Choose something to invest your time and energy in this holiday season!
During the holiday season, it can be difficult to balance spending time with family and working on your passion. In this weeks episode, we talk about what we have going on during the holidays and what we try to do to keep a good balance.
As part of our 2020 goals, we talked about wanting to learn new things. In the spirit of learning new things, we would like to hear from you! What would you like to learn? Please reach out and let us know so that we can all help each other!
To round off 2019, we talk about our remaining goals for this year and how far we’ve come. Looking forward to 2020, we talk about what we hope to accomplish in 2020. Where we see our brands going, as well as new things we want to learn. Join us in making your own 2020 goals!
Being a maker, it can often be tough to price your work. It can also be tough to market against other businesses with low pricing. In this episode we talk about the struggle of pricing and how we as makers will not be able to achieve a Walmart price mentality.
Content creation is a large part of the maker community. Not everyone wants to be a content creator and that’s okay. In this week’s episode, we talk about content creation and the pros and cons that we have seen. Enjoy!
Collaborating with other makers is a great way to try new things, meet new friends, and create awesome projects! Find someone you’d like to collaborate with and ask if they’d like to do a project together. Don’t let distance stop you from making cool collaborations!
When working with clients, it can be difficult to agree on a design, color scheme, or overall look, which begs the questions, is the customer always right? Sometimes, customers may not have the best idea on what colors work together, what size fits their space, among other items. The important takeaway is to work with the client, propose your own ideas for what you think will look good, and work together to create something awesome!
We are back at it after a mini vacation and excited to bring a new topic to the podcast! This week, we are trying something new! Whether that be a new software, method, or whatever it may be, we encourage you to get out there and try something new. Check out the episode to see what we’ve been trying!
This week we had the pleasure of sitting down with our friend Chris from Elevated Grain 716. It’s great meeting new makers and talking about our passions. Sit back, relax, and enjoy!
Sometimes we have set goals of what we want to get done and then other things come up in the process and we end up going down a rabbit hole of projects. In this weeks episode we talk about going down the rabbit hole with projects and other parts of our businesses.
This week we had the pleasure of talking with Ethan Carter. Ethan does some amazing leather work and loves creating. Go give him a follow and see what he’s up to!
It can be tough at times not to be jealous of other people’s success. Whether it’s new tools, a new shop, or other items in life, we can find ourselves being envious of others. In this episode we talk about how we try to deal with jealousy and what we do to appreciate what we have.
Working with companies in some capacity is a dream that many makers have. In this weeks episode we talk about our experience on working with brands, what it’s like, and our tips for working with them. Do you have any tips for working with brands? Let us know!
The last couple of weeks, we took a little bit of time for ourselves. Whether it’s to relax or upgrade the shop, time without sales can be beneficial. We all like to make money, but sometimes it’s important to take one step back in order to take 2 steps forward.
We have all encountered times when we experience doubt. Whether it’s in our abilities, our designs, or other parts of our lives, we can sometimes feel that we aren’t confident. The key takeaway is that it can happen to all of us and we have experienced it recently in our own businesses. The important thing is to keep pushing through and you will get through this.
This week we were able to sit down with Josh from Om Sweet Ohm and get to know a fellow maker a little bit better. We love hearing about other small makers and what they do! This was the perfect opportunity to get to know them better and share what they do with all of you. Enjoy!
Are conventions worth attending? This week we were able to attend AWFS which is a woodworking and finishing convention in Las Vegas. From small tools for the every day woodworker to massive machines the size of a house, we saw it all. The question is, is it worth attending if you don’t live in the same city as it’s being held? Enjoy our take on it and what we think.
With social media and YouTube, we can sometimes be encouraged to share things we know and tricks we use to create our work. But how much sharing is too much? In this episode we talk about what information you may want to share and the information that you may want to keep secret.
Sometimes in business it can be difficult to stay profitable without taking on new challenges. As a business owner, it is important to look for new opportunities and to evolve with the market and to find other ways to grow your business. In this episode we talk about what we are doing to grow as small businesses and what we are doing to evolve with the market.
No matter what we are doing, it is important to have people around you that help bring you up. In today’s world of social media, there can be a lot of negativity and unhelpful feedback. In this weeks episode, we talk about having people help support you, have confidence in your work, and to look on the bright side.
In last weeks episode we made some incorrect statements about Etsy fees and we wanted to address them. We encourage you to do your research and we appreciate all feedback from our listeners. We hope this clarifies everything.
Instagram, Facebook, and other social media platforms are great for showing off what you can do. However, we as makers have no control over what they do to the platform or how they change it. Having your own website gives you control over your brand and lets you control how it’s presented.
Have you ever been asked to make something that you weren’t comfortable making or something that you don’t want to make because it’s not on brand? In this episode we talk about things we won’t make because we aren’t comfortable doing it or because it’s something we don’t want to make as part of our business.
Within the community, we hear a lot of terms for what we do. We may be asked if we are makers, artists, craftsmen, woodworkers, etc. In this episode we talk about what we feel we are and the community as a whole. Enjoy!
Every time we look at social media, we see what people think will do well. From beauty shots, to working videos, and much more. We rarely see the failures, the struggles, and everything that goes on behind the scenes. This week we talk about the illusion of success and how social media may not be showing us the whole truth.
We may not always think about it but life is sure to remind us that it is important to be safe. This week we talk about being safe in the shop, accidents we have had, and to be aware at all times. We’re not perfect and we’ve all had our accidents. Be safe!
One of the questions that comes up most often with using automated tools is whether someone should get a CNC or a laser machine. In this weeks episode, Kris and Trevor talk about CNC and laser machines and how they differ. Be sure to check out this weeks episode if you are going through this decision making process.
Running a business comes with a lot of things that you may not think about starting out. From contracts and deposits to insurance, it is necessary to cover yourself and your business in the event that something doesn’t go as planned. This week we discuss what we do to cover ourselves and things that even we may be missing.
We met JT at Workbench Con 2019 and had a lot of fun talking business. This week we had the opportunity to sit down with JT and get to know a little bit more about the DFM Toolworks brand and how he got started. Check it out!
When it comes to pricing, many of us struggle to figure out what to charge for a project. In this episode we talk about what we put into our pricing, the factors we account for, and the mindset we have when it comes to selling items we make.
When it comes to running a business, doing a hobby, or life in general, there are always things that are outside of our control. From shipments being broken, unforeseen bills, and many other items, it can be tough to control everything. In this episode we talk about the things that have been out of our control lately and what we try to do when they happen.
Over the years we have made many mistakes, sometimes even repeated the same mistakes. In this episode we talk about some of our biggest mistakes to help you avoid them as much as possible. Enjoy!
One of the most valuable things to a small business is its network. In this episode we talk about our networks, opportunities you should look for, and more! Check it out and share your tips!
Getting your name out there and marketing your brand takes a lot of time and effort. In this episode, we give you some tips on what we have done to try and market ourselves and thoughts we have on the topic.
Marc has been around the woodworking community for a long time and has built a large following on YouTube and Instagram over the years. We were able to sit down with Marc and talk about how he got to where he is while remaining humble and down to earth. Check it out!
A large part of running a business or side hustle is dealing with the administrative items behind the scenes. Whether it’s working on a website, taking care of invoices or quotes, and everything in between, it can be difficult to get time to actually make things. In this weeks episode, we talk about our experiences lately, what we’ve been working on, and how we handle it.
Workbench Con is a relatively new maker conference that is celebrating its second year. This year, we had the opportunity to attend the conference and see what the experience was like. In this episode, we give an overall review of what we thought of the conference as a whole, the ideas and knowledge we took away from it, and whether we would recommend it to others.
Whether you’re a full-time maker or a side hustler, it can often feel overwhelming. In this weeks episode, we talk about what it’s like and how it may seem calm on the surface, but there is a lot going on in the background. Enjoy!
When we first began this podcast, Stephen and Trevor shared a little bit about themselves and how they got started. With the addition of our new co-host Martina, we decided it would be a good time to talk a little bit about how we got started. We hope you enjoy the episode!
It’s always great to see makers building a business that they are passionate about. This week, we had the pleasure of having Dave Darr from Walrus Oil on the show. His diverse background and road leading to building Walrus Oil is fascinating. Be sure to tune in and learn more about how Walrus Oil got started!
Our businesses wouldn’t exist without our customers. It is important to give our customers the best experience we possibly can. In this episode, we talk about how we each work with our customers to make their experience memorable and positive.
We all have things we like and dislike about social media. Stephen, Trevor, and our new full-time co-host Martina talk about the things we don’t like about Instagram. We struggle with the algorithm among other things, and we wanted to address what we don’t like and the issues we have had.
A few of our listeners requested that we talk about Time Management. Although we are by no means the experts, we do our best to manage our time wisely. In this weeks episode, Stephen, Martina, and Trevor talk about their time management practices, how they sneak more work into the day, and their priorities.
This week we sat down with Martina and her wife Amanda to continue our discussion on customer interaction. Customer interaction can make or break your business. Sit back and relax while we continue our discussion.
Customers are the reason that our side hustles are able to exist. Whether the customers are YouTube subscribers, buying the products we make, or contracting work, it is important to know how to handle all situations. This week we invited Martina on and we talk about how we interact with customers, things we have dealt with, and how we have handled situations.
We are kicking off 2019 by coming up with our top goals for 2019 for both our businesses and our shop. This year we are going to work hard to achieve our goals as well as help others achieve theirs. Join us and share your goals!
This year has been a crazy year and we are so grateful! This year was the first year for the podcast, a year of growth, and exploration. Take a listen to hear what the early Christmas present is.
2018 has been full of its ups and downs for everyone. This week we talk about our years, what went well, what went poorly, and other items. This year has been pretty amazing and we hope you like hearing about our year!
As makers, a lot of us do it as a hobby and don’t typically worry about making it an officially licensed business. There can be advantages to creating a business such as tax benefits, liability purposes, as well as other reasons. This week we talk about Trevor’s venture into starting a business and the resources that are out there to help with this.
This week has been a bit crazy with Thanksgiving and everything going on in our shops. We decided this week was a good week to talk about all of the randomness and what we are up to. Come join us!
Laser engraving and cutting is a great way to produce work and get a secondary set of hands in the shop. This week we talk about getting into the laser game and break down the information you need to know if you are looking at purchasing a laser machine.
As makers we try our best to do everything we can to be self reliant. Whether it be fixing something in a house, designing our own items, or doing our own electrical, we try to be self-reliant. In this episode we talk about what we do to be self-reliant as well as when we know to outsource.
We all have dreams and goals for our brands. In this weeks episode, we talk about what we are up to for our brands, our immediate goals, and what we want to achieve long term.
Have you ever bought a tool that needed a little TLC? In this weeks episode, Stephen and guest host Martina talk about tool restoration and repair.
Tradeshows and conferences are a great way to check out products, meet company representatives, and learn about products first hand. This week we talk about the SGIA Expo that Trevor attended and the Klingspore event that Stephen is attending. If there are tradeshows or conferences in your area for making related topics, we highly encourage attending.
Whether it be school, work, illness, or spending time with the family, it can often be a struggle to get into the shop and make something. This week we talk about what we do to try and keep making and putting out content.
Our good friend Bill and Trevor have both been using laser engraving and cutting machines for a few years. In this episode we cover some basic information about laser machines, what to look for, and some tips on what we like.
In this episode we had the pleasure of talking with Martina from Knotty by Nature Woodworking. We talked with her about what it’s like to be a female maker and the challenges she encounters on her journey.
A logo is the first key identifier for your brand and creating one can be a difficult process. In this episode, we talk about how we created our logos, the steps we took, and give advice to help others be able to create their own logos.
Anyone that has tried to sell the items they make has tried to get their name out in the world to get business. In this episode we talk about how we spend our money to make money long term and the steps we’ve taken to do that. If you want to earn money with your hobby, sometimes giving items away is the best way to start.
In the last few years, 3D printing has become more popular and more accessible. In this episode we had the opportunity to talk with Bob Clagett from I Like To Make Stuff and get his take on 3D printing and how to get into it.
When we first started out, we tried to find tools and materials as inexpensively as possible. With Craigslist, Facebook, and other platforms, this is becoming easier to do. In this episode we will talk about our experiences with buying used tools, how we go about it, and give some general tips to help you along the way.
What we are watching outside of the making world? Bill: House – A Japanese horror comedy on Amazon Prime Stephen: Psych - Detective Comedy re-runs on Amazon Prime Trevor: The Zookeeper’s Wife – A drama about the Warsaw Zoo during WWII
Who is Bill and how he became a maker? Former design professor Former game and film design Currently the Co-Owner/Designer for Pinpoint Creative Studio specializing in laser signs and engravings
What is a Raster file? What’s the basis behind it? Check out Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Seurat (It’s the best example of a raster IRL) 8 bit, 16 bit, and 24 bit pixels Why your images get pixelated when you zoom in?
What is a Vector file? The basis of vector file is a simple math principle of line determined by a point and direction Vector files are series of lines overlaid to form a picture Why you need a Vector file to properly create 3D designs with lasers and a CNC or when ordering a branding iron?
File Types for Raster and Vector Raster JPG, GIF, PNG, PS, TIFF, BMP Vector AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, CDR
What software creates which file type? Raster Adobe Photoshop ™ Lightroom ™ GIMP ™ (Maker’s favorite price of FREE)
Vector Adobe Illustrator ™ CorelDraw ™ Inkscape ™ (Maker’s favorite price of FREE)
General Tips and Suggestions Don’t Violate Copyright or Trademark Logos (It’s just bad karma) Always request a Vector file of your logo/ promotional materials when having a designer create things for you Ask ahead of time when ordering stickers, a stamp, or branding iron what file type is needed by the maker Make friends with designers (They will make your life easier)
Best applications for Raster and Vector Die-Cut Stickers – Vector File Branding Iron – Vector File Laser Cutting – Vector File Photos – Raster File Laser Engraving - Raster or Vector File depending on the level of sophistication Business Cards – Raster or Vector File depending on the level of sophistication
Who is Chris Salomone? When he got into making How he became the un-official spokesman for SketchUp
What is CAD and why is it important to us as makers?
Our Levels of Experience Chris is a semi-professional CAD user using his knowledge to design his projects and consult with other makers who need design help Trevor is a professional CAD user and designer in his daytime job and uses these skills for his laser work Stephen is considered a complete novice and hasn’t touched CAD software since 2005
What CAD softwares are available to the maker community? SketchUp - Easy to draw and model any idea you can come up with, simple learning curve, web-based, relatively simplistic features, and FREE Fusion 360 - Designed to be directly imported to a CNC/Laser, steep learning curve, advanced features, and free (with a few caveats) Professional Level Software - Not recommended for the average maker Catia - Commonly used in industrial manufacturing for aerospace, automotive, and SolidWorks - Used by consultant/engineers for building design, MEP integration, and product modeling Inventor On Shape Creo SolidEdge NX
Costs of SketchUp and Fusion 360 SketchUp Free for non-commercial use and is web-based for ease of access Professional/commercial use is a one-time fee of $695 Fusion 360 Free download for a trial period Monthly plan for $40, one year $310, or two years for $620 Ease of use from the makers perspective Chris is SketchUp all the way with simple intuitive use Trevor is Fusion 360 all the way, he says SketchUp was was lacking features he was used to having How to learn each software Youtube - A variety of content creators provide tutorials SolidProfessor.com - Provides walk-throughs and tutorials for CAD, CAM, and modeling software for every type of software from Fusion 360 to Sketchup to Rhino The first Maker Vision Podcast Design Challenge The 3D Stool Challenge
What we are into outside of the shop? Stephen is into Castle Rock on Hulu. Trevor is into Man in The High Castle on Amazon.
The fear of getting started. It's a fear we all face as makers but what’s the at the core of it?
Stephen’s fears when he got started Initial cost of getting into making Wasting time and wood/materials Not being able to sell anything and going belly up
Trevor’s fears when he got started Not putting out a perfect product or perfect craftsmanship Not putting out the highest quality you can. Having customer complaints or bad reviews.
How did we overcome our fears initially?
Other fears makers have and how we would overcome those as well. Lack of skills Not having the right equipment or any equipment Having a major failure during a project Trying out something new Charging what you are worth Family/life/work balance Time constraints Getting injured during making or having one of your products injure someone Having your making start to feel
Once again we want to thank each and every maker who support the podcast, send in questions, tag us in your stories, or just simply continue listening each and every week. You all are the freaking best.
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Music by Ampletunes
Episode 4 Show Notes
While we aren’t sponsored by Inventables we are proud to support them and their CEO Zach Kaplan. We hope you love hearing the episode.
Background on Zach Kaplan and the how/why he gotten into the CNC world
Introduction about Inventables and their X-Carve (R) and Carvey (R) machines
Inventables support their employees to build and design with their machines
Inventables forum - How that forum works and how it is utilized?
Easel and Easel Pro - The software behind the machines
Easel - For the entry level users and intermediate users
(It’s FREE, the makers favorite price)
Easel Pro - For the professional user for business level production
Utilizing the Easel software - Are there classes, training, and feedback for using Easel?
What does Inventables look for in social media influencers or potential influencers?
Zach Kaplan’s words of wisdom on making and how to make it work for you
Interview wrap and Stephen’s and Trevor’s thoughts on the interview and what our takeaways were.
Try Easel for free
https://www.inventables.com/technologies/easel
https://www.easel.com
Easel Live Classes
https://www.inventables.com/collections/29
Makerspaces and Schools with Machines
https://www.inventables.com/3dcarver
What does being a mentor to us as makers? Tangible skills, intangible skills, and those things you didn’t know you needed a mentor for Stephen’s Mentor Tony from The Hill Country Work Shop Trevor’s Mentor Bill from Pinpoint Creative Studio How and why they became your mentor? What are you struggling with and need a mentor for? Finding the “right” person IE finding compatible mentors that align with your personality and style Make sure you maintain clear communication with you mentor so that neither of you get frustrated with the process Have your mentor challenge you to work through the process of whatever your issue is, so that it’s not a hand holding process but an educational process Make sure you are giving back to your mentor as much or more than they give to you Thinking of becoming a mentor? Make clear intentions of time and effort you are giving to your mentee so you don’t waste your or their time Know what your skill set and put those skills forward so that you can help the person that needs it the most Where to find a mentor or mentee? Using SCORE A web service to find experts in areas of law, taxes, marketing, etc. to make your business run smoother on the intangible sides Utilize Social Media IG – Easily Searchable with pictures and the ability to message people directly Facebook – Use maker specific groups to leverage the collective “mentor” and use the Maker Vision Tribe to your advantage Links for our mentors’ IG – fromthehcwshop ppointcreates Email – boredcutter@gmail.com designer@ppointlaser.com Websites – hcwengraving.com ppointlaser.com Big Thanks To Ampletunes – Our music intro and outro provider from 2 makers – Zach Herberholz and Jonathan Bailey Ampletunes.com
This week on the podcast we talk about essential shop items that we use beyond just our tools.
We've split these shop items into the following categories
Cleaning/Finishing Supplies Safety Supplies CA Glue Shop Cleanup Lighting and Miscellaneous Throughout the episode we will cover the items we each have and why we use them.
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CLEANING/FINISHING SUPPLIES
Organic Vapor Relief Filter (HEPA filter) https://www.amazon.com/3M-2097-Particulate-Filter-Organic/dp/B00328IAO0/ref=pd_cp_328_2?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=5682957075090298297&pf_rd_r=ZP8HMC21J9WRXHRAHYSZ&pd_rd_wg=dddyJ&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&pd_rd_w=vzmvV&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pd_rd_r=853563de-8ac1-11e8-bc22-5d0e7f4bb9cf&pd_rd_i=B00328IAO0&psc=1&refRID=ZP8HMC21J9WRXHRAHYSZ
Blue Shop Towels https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004TBJD/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00004TBJD&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=ef3f42b8801218b059fbdaab59a98768
T-Shirt Rags https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LZ3DL34/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B01LZ3DL34&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=daede714c3f76082a6370765c3eab2a9
Chip Brushes https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M3V09DZ/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B01M3V09DZ&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=c5d658cffb4fb015b8443800996b98bd
SAFETY SUPPLIES
VOC Filters https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0017DHGTW/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0017DHGTW&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=5415e23a056486a9452867446f61ff36
Safety Glasses https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07253G22T/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B07253G22T&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=da4bc7bf0c5fe7a5d610401c5f9990f4
ISOTunes https://isotunesaudio.com/?rfsn=1284126.b4ab6e
3M Half Facepiece Reusable Respirator https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IF7RBS4/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00IF7RBS4&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=92069fdeea5e82299155a0c8d547cfe3
3M Digitial WorkTunes Headphone Hearing Protection (ASIN: B007LL9BCO) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007LL9BCO/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B007LL9BCO&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=d106076befdeed0716c6c1ad4f9cd903
Nitrile Gloves https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MGSGREM/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00MGSGREM&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=bf869a1c0052c78cdba95ae7d7f60780
Cut Resistant Gloves https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YQNCF9G/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00YQNCF9G&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=0a630cf643efbde305a0087ee639dc3d
CA GLUE
Loctite Gel https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003Y49R7G/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B003Y49R7G&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=87f5c8045c56136a02c4fca5782b50d7
Quick Set Adhesive https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001I9UMQ4/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001I9UMQ4&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=4ab6132579637363e51fdb9562091a86
CA Adhesive https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009356B92/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B009356B92&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=c7fe4adc5851f8d947e7f273d101a07b
DAP Glue https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DA6X0E8/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B01DA6X0E8&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=4eb4163e1ce354a989cb72e8c3da168d
Gorilla Super Glue https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001IY82FM/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001IY82FM&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=56c796c3cf3843eb993eaa87a6f4650d
SHOP CLEANUP
Dust Pan https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VPBM24/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000VPBM24&linkCode=as2&tag=makerexperime-20&linkId=6ea7
-A little background of Trevor Wanamaker and Stephen Ellis
Why we are makers
Why we decided to make a podcast about making and why our podcast is different
Overcoming your hurdles
5 Key Areas to advance your making career
Networking – Finding a Mentor and building your Tribe
Marketing – Assist with Social Media based sales or content creation
Design/Digital Media
Everyday Solutions for the Shop – Tips, tricks, and gear to make your shop more efficient
CAM and CAD Design
Contact us
Stephen Ellis Instagram @Oldsouthwoodcraft Email: oldsouthwoodcraft@gmail.com
Trevor Wanamaker Instagram @Makerexperiment Email: amakerexperiment@gmail.com
Podcast Instagram @Makervisionpodcast Email: makervisionpodcast@gmail.com
Websites makervisionpodcast.com makerexperiment.com