Harrison and AJ are very worn out, Harrison gets his largest PO to date, and AJ struggles to make carabiners.

In this podcast episode, Harrison and AJ discuss their recent experiences with tools and projects. They talk about purchasing titanium tools, breaking and replacing parts, and exploring different drill options. One of the hosts shares a success story about a long-term project involving reverse engineering a muzzle compensator. They also touch on the progress of a pen artwork project and the recently sold-out Kickstarter campaign for coins. The hosts discuss their plans for future Kickstarter campaigns and the balance between big and small projects. Overall, it's a casual conversation about tools, projects, and business decisions.

In this episode AJ and Harrison talk about something interesting and machining related I'm sure. AJ is on vacation and posting this late, and doesn't remember what happened in the episode.

Woops! Technical difficulties on the last one. Here is the remainder of that episode.

This podcast randomly ends in the middle due to a blue-screen on AJ's computer. But don't worry, we'll have the rest tomorrow.

In this podcast episode, Harrison and AJ discuss their ongoing subscription to Zencastr, realizing they have 51 episodes left instead of the 60 they thought they had. They also talk about their respective experiences with painkillers and their effects on memory. Later in the episode, they discuss the production setup for carabiners, with AJ explaining how he is changing the design to machine the interior and exterior of the carabiner instead of relying on laser-cutting. This will result in a better-looking and more consistent product, but also means a higher blank cost. They discuss whether to continue with laser-cutting or switch to plate material, which is cheaper but requires significant machine time and tool life.

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In this podcast episode, Harrison and AJ discuss the AJ's recent work with the Better Desks product line. Harrison and AJ talk about the challenges involved in creating the pen rests and sticky note trays, including the issues with clamping forces and stripped screws. They discuss the advantages of using torx socket heads and black oxide screws over other options. AJ shares that they have made 20 pen rests and a few sticky note trays, with plans to make more before doing a full launch of the Better Desks product line. Harrison also did a bunch of stuff, but Chat GPT can only handle summarizing the first 15 minutes of each episode.

In this episode of Taps and Patients, hosts AJ and Harrison discuss AJ's recent illnesses and the challenges of staying productive while feeling under the weather. They also give an update on their latest project, Better Desks, a line of workplace products aimed at increasing efficiency and utilizing lean principles. The first product in this line is a pen rest, and AJ shares his excitement about the successful production of the prototype. Tune in to hear about their experiences and insights in the world of machining and product design.

Aj's Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/designtheeverything/the-not-so-tactical-titanium-carabiner?ref=19f01u

AJ's Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/designtheeverything/the-not-so-tactical-titanium-carabiner

AJ from Design The Everything and Harrison of Precision Ingenuity in their thirtieth episode. The hosts discuss various topics related to their work, including the launch of a Kickstarter campaign, their goal to reach $8,000 in monthly revenue, and their approach to lean manufacturing. Harrison shares his excitement about their increasing momentum and the speed at which they can complete jobs. Throughout the podcast, the hosts encounter some technical difficulties, but they continue to talk and joke with each other, creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for listeners.

This week we are joined by Derek of Fidget Things!

Also the DTE Kickstarter just launched!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/designtheeverything/the-not-so-tactical-titanium-carabiner