How I got a $100 MILLION CNC Machining Contract - Vlog#20

[@aoiattentiononinvention8031]

No guts no glory. Over the last 25 + years as a Toolmaker, I've been quite the procrastinator when it came to learning CAD. Because of you, I stopped making excuses of why I couldn't, no why I wouldn't , make time to do it. Titan, you are inspiring in so many ways. I think it's safe to say that for every subscriber, there are just as many if not more that you help and don't even realize it, Because they stay under the reader. I've been following you for quite some time. Even though this is my first comment i posted to you. Thank you so much.

[@Cabdicasiis.Maxamed]

I was trying to sleep and than I checked youtube and saw you I swear you made my night. Greetings from Switzerland

[@TITANSofCNC]

Love Switzerland

[@Cabdicasiis.Maxamed]

@@TITANSofCNC I have seen a video which you visited Blaser. Love you brother. In Switzerland we study this career 4 years it's called Polymechanics 2days of school which we learn Math physics some chemistry and Mechanical drawing. General knowledge. 3 days we work with CNC which we do the drawing and write down the Programm, inspection documentations etc

[@ManicMater86]

Titan these vlogs are crazy. My wife knows when i start watching. And you are here for a reason which is inspirational for sure. Remember stay humble and give thanks to him. I have taken the advice you gave me and being a pillar in the small company I’m with. My wife and me are making a plan, and laying out how we want to go after are own company. Over my 10 years I’m making a great reputation as a machinist that will make anything and make deadlines happen with parts that not only are in spect but look amazing. Can’t wait for the next vlog, everyone is new notes paving the pathway towards my own shop. Thanks for what your doing BOOM! God Bless

[@TITANSofCNC]

Thanks... wait til Tuesday’s... It’s absolutely insane.

[@HandsonCNC]

Rick is watching this now thinking "Wait, he had not done any Ti when I gave him that part?" lol..... As a consultant I totally get that, often times its not about knowing how to do something, but about knowing how to figure out how to do something... Great story! thanks for sharing.

[@jameswilliams9970]

Wow ! Remember working w/ You decades ago - Truly Amazing Human Spirit ! Thank You for What You & God do !

[@dalelathem5624]

Titan, Thanks for everything you are doing. You are going to have a bigger impact in this country than you could ever imagine. Keep up the inspiration.

[@machinist2809]

Keep it up Titan!!! These videos get better and better every time. Boom!!

[@maxradio7287]

Hey Titan, I'm 19 and I'm running my grandfathers shop myself for a couple months while he's visiting family, right now it consists of a HAAS mill, bridgeport, prototrak lathe, and a manual lathe. I have big dreams even though today all I have to do is bore a couple of holes LOL a far way to go forsure. Your story is a big motivation for me, just hearing how you made it and the perseverance and blessing that brought you to where you have been but more importantly where you are today. But what I'm most glad to hear of is your faith, people can say the hold on your work might be due to the crisis or president at the time but I know that it was solely God's hand that saved you from your pride, and I used to think why would you run this academy and spend all this time making informational videos for FREE. Now I see that its because you truly want to give someone else a chance and just in general your love for your neighbor. The work you do and I do doesn't compare at all but we all start somewhere which you also give an amazing example of and I live in the name of Jesus Christ because only by his grace he touched my heart and opened my eyes, your testimony of how God guided you into seeing yourself is a powerful one for me. I dont really know why I'm writing this comment except just to say that God bless you and that you're surely in my prayers. The only possible thing that could've made this channel any better is knowing that we're brothers in Christ. You're doing a great thing, may your faith be ever growing! Sincerely, Me

[@TITANSofCNC]

WOW! Your 19? That was an incredible comment. Yes, its all been His Path and Yes... It was all for a reason... and Now, I do everything to please Him and to Lift Up the Trade I love so others don't have to endure what I did. God Bless Brother, Titan

[@maxradio7287]

@@TITANSofCNC Yes, gramps got me started early and somebody has to help him. While experience is certainly worth it's weight in gold, what's there not to know with all the information out there, especially now with you which I could say is more directed and potentially more valuable, to a person with the desire to learn it, than even a college education. I'm not just saying it, I'm already halfway through mine. Best wishes

[@goldenmath4091]

Thats an epiphany right there, you discovered yourself dude, i am a spiritual guy and at somepoint in life you see things differently, i think that will change you in a very positive way... This video was emotional, respect Titan

[@briancnc]

Thanks for sharing Titan, what an amazing journey! I loved the part where you googled how to machine titanium. Big fan of what you represent and what you do. I like your training series, I'm not a machinist but an engineer and do 3D mechanical engineering all day and I find your parts training helpful for brushing up on modeling skills. Thank you sir for making it available!

[@TITANSofCNC]

Your welcome... Have a great day! Titan

[@carlosgandarilla5669]

Man dude I’ve been listening to your whole story 30 times your story amazes me

[@AnthonyGriz]

Thanks for sharing your Journey Titan. At almost 50 years of age, I'm starting to learn about CAD design, so I can design an energy system that will one day be like the change that was Nikola Tesla's invention of the AC motor... Keep up the amazing work!

[@mythattak]

LMAO I'm sitting here busting up laughing at the story especially when the Google search happened! Haha Thanks so much Titan for sharing this story with us! So many people have been requesting this for a while now so thank you for listening to the comments and the fans and giving us what we want! This was amazing! Boom!

[@raulirimias4810]

Fascinating story you have Titan. And you have the gift for telling it. Be blessed and thank you for sharing it with all the guys behind the screens.

[@TITANSofCNC]

Thank you

[@aarondickenson7146]

Yes Titan keep on keepin’ on. I applied at a university to be a lead hand in a machine shop. You convinced me it’s time to inspire and teach the skills I have. There is no need to keep it all a secret. Thanks for sharing and inspiring. 👊

[@pdcaengineeringsolutions5306]

Titan your story is remarkable, God gives us all a gift, and we need to thank him for it. As you said he raised you up, he blessed you abundantly, you took your eyes off him and you lost your way as we all do. But praise God he is using your story now to glorify his name, and inspire others, the prison, the academy, keep making those blogs really great content.

[@TITANSofCNC]

Thanks All Him

[@kyle_in_tex8422]

The same thing happened to our company back in 2003. Applied materials decided to move all their stuff overseas...Titan, please keep on-keeping on, doing what you're doing. God's got the wheel, we're just along for the ride and to pray for salvation. Thanks again.

[@TheVirusOfHumanity]

The stress and pressure to make monthly part deliveries machining those materials is ridiculous. I don't miss aerospace one bit. Props to this guy though.

[@carlwhite8225]

titan, I am a beginner home machinist so no chance that i will ever get to the point where i need CNC but I love what you stand for and hope i can meet you one day and shake your hand and yell BOOM.

[@MillRightCNC]

Carl White You never know where you might end up though...

[@mikeballone27]

!!!! GILROY TITAN FOR PRESIDENT !!!! THE ACADEMY IS AMAZING! THANK YOU!!

[@John-eg3fu]

Published on my birthday, but this was definitely an inspiration video I needed to see. I just bought my first Fadal and look forward to do more tolerance driven parts. I usually used my vertical mill and lathe, but I needed something that can run my 3D surfacing programs.

[@rogerperez5196]

God bless you Titan... I have 2 cnc lathes and you give me and all who look up to you motivation, made in the USA BOOM...

[@Just_Jesus_ef]

Your name sounds familiar. What city are you in?

[@need2knw80]

Sweet trip down you're memory lane Titan shout out from Holland

[@onetimer13541]

Wow. Hard to imagine this journey. Amazing all on learning the cnc world. Lucky I'm in a spot where I'm picking up where I left off in highschool. 20 yrs of construction work and now I find myself in an automotive prototype fab shop. Big name company with some far out projects. Anyways I've been in the machine shop running mills and lathe. More recent I jumped on the proto track cnc lathe. Can't wait till I'm writing my own parts. Cool video series.

[@TandaMadison]

That was hard to listen to because I lived it, on a much smaller scale. Similarities were eerie. Lost a big customer and another walked in the next week. This lead me to think I was leading a charmed life. That new customer and another grew and grew until they were 80% of my business. More machines, more employees, bought a building. Then, over a short time, one closes their US facility and moves production to Thailand the other closes US facility and moves all their work to Mexico. I feel obligated to my employees. They have families, are single moms, dropouts working their way back up. Surely another big customer is around the corner. I have stellar credit from business being good and start making payroll using my personal credit cards, borrowing against the house to pay the mortgage on the shop building. Long story short, it didn't end well. Huge debt and no work coming in the door is it's own kind of prison. I'm rebuilding completely debt free and I find these inspiring. Thank you.

[@TITANSofCNC]

That many understand your journey... but I do. Thanks for sharing

[@Just_Jesus_ef]

Thanks for sharing. Wish the work comes in for you

[@tdg911]

Love the story Titan. Very motivating. Thanks for sharing. Sending much loving light and gratitude to all.

[@ER-zv1nr]

Takes courage to share a story like this and include the ups and downs

[@bluemaxcnc4749]

Blessed, Focused, totally optimized life. When orders collapse, owners strive to maintain till it kills or almost kills their business. Health issues can also be an eye opener. Reference Bob Cad instructor "Zorin" who started with and AT computer back in the day and the first version of Bob Cad. He had a operating machine shop in Fla. and things went horribly wrong about the same time. Very interesting story.

[@manueldasilva8794]

I've been watching you for awhile I can't picture you failing you didn't fail things happen

[@DanLin1980]

Good stuff as always! Thumbs up Titan!

[@gredangeo]

Nabbing that licence plate is pretty dope. Classic boss move. You've earned that title. :)

[@新新朱]

Thank you for everything you have done for this industry. I started working in 2008, when China had earthquakes, SARS virus, Olympics and national snowstorms. China under the financial crisis has started a crazy infrastructure, crazy, crazy to the extreme. The government invested 4 trillion yuan in one time to start expanding domestic demand investment. For the United States and any free trade country, this is the beginning of a nightmare. I remember that my salary was 13 RMB/hour. The Chinese government has given a large amount of subsidies to every company, so cheap goods are being exported to the world. Export tax rebates, low labor costs, and government subsidies, a large amount of funds into various industries, the government has mastered monopoly industries, oil, electricity, networks, banks, etc., the central enterprises controlled by the government began overseas expansion Buy raw materials, buy technology, and cooperate with US investment funds to let Americans invest in China, but only if they can't enter the fields involved in central enterprises.

[@mikaellindberg308]

You’re awesome Titan respect for keeping it real and true. Love that google moment lol. Keep on killing it you may started my own haas journey as well. Boom! 👏💪👊

[@ranger45811]

Keep these stories coming it's an inspiration honestly I'm trying to start a business myself so I see these stories your putting out and go well dam maybe I have a shot at this too thanks for all you do man.

[@poisonouslead85]

When I was @22:50 I was really expecting that story to end with "And that's how I sold my first shop".

[@TITANSofCNC]

No it goes way deeper on Wednesday:-(

[@chiemxerxobi]

Bro you will be influential in my long term plan that is just now settling in as a lock.

[@Thewaldo12345]

This story is exactly why I will never grow my shop out of hand. We have been in business 30 years and just my father and I. I will take over next year. I might hire one or two employees when my dad quits working, but that will be a long time from now. I’ve seen years when you don’t cut a chip for a month. You cannot get over extended like that where you just blow up buying shit left and right. I would love to have endless emails of quotes coming in, but on the other hand, just staying busy where you don’t go in crazy debt is just right for me.

[@whmtutorials7221]

Wow. So encouraging. Just went through a huge loss myself. God is faithful He has never abandoned and He has never failed. Thanks for sharing. It’s what I needed this morning. Not so interested in the money more interested in God’s love for you and keeping the man.

[@CincyPlasmaTech]

Thank you Titan! I will have a good day because you showed me that loss is just as good a teacher as gain, while never losing sight of our creator.

[@johnwayne2103]

OMG I love your story! Thank you for sharing.

[@tylerrobertson3004]

Would you be willing to hire a beginner cnc machinist, I just completed a 4 year course learning all about milling, lathes, mini cnc but I didn't get to fully operate a large cnc.

[@kyle_in_tex8422]

Plus, we both know there will be bumpy and stormy days, just do your best to keep them in perspective and learn from them.

[@MrReactorCore]

Great inspiration! Would love a detailed GD&T tutorial added to your academy :)

[@TITANSofCNC]

Coming

[@TITANSofCNC]

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[@orlandot3944]

Cant wait for the next vlog!!!

[@johnrobholmes]

It turns on a dime doesn’t it. Great story, can’t wait to hear the next chapter and how you handled it.

[@brycehinton4328]

Yea he has me hooked to watch next video

[@multifamilyelectrical]

Tears. Thanks. When we finally get to that place where we really believe that, but for God and the access to Him through His Son, I can't even take my next breath regardless of the talent he has placed within me, then and only then we can begin to learn what it means to live a fulfilled, blessed and meaningful life. The problem with a fallen nature though is as soon as we start to experience a little success, we start to think, "...look at what I have done" and then we have to learn the lesson all over again. #learnitthefirsttime! Again, thanks for your transparency. I believe in what you are doing. Let me know if I can help in Dallas.

[@gregelek8047]

Ya titan you see the part in my profile pic the traingle pockets thats from your academy website

[@livingsoulquickeningspirit7355]

Titan, thanks for your video communications, especially the part about God. It is part of an inspiration i have been needing to start doing more with :)

[@livingsoulquickeningspirit7355]

Btw, have you heard of LaRouche's Four Laws? Here is a brief video about LaRouche's Four Laws kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHynY2N7n7qMn5Y The written publication of this policy documentation, which was hand delivered to every member in the US Congress in January of 2018, and Glass-Steagal Bank separation(Law 1) was one of President Trump's campaign promises "21st century Glass-Steagal," is an important evidence and totally awesome to read and see its meaning :) I want to know what you think about LaRouche's Four Laws? Because it's all about the LaRouche's Fourth Law, its actually a policy, National Fusion and Space Science Education Driver. It would be exciting for me to hear what you have to say and do about LaRouche's Four Laws?

[@livingsoulquickeningspirit7355]

Detroit Michigan USA here ;)

[@denzilhitaua7739]

What a cool video man you have another subscriber!

[@lodhiautos9761]

That's incredible. Wish you all the best. Thanks.

[@gregelek8047]

I just wrote but thanks again got to get ready for work and make chips fly love you bro

[@Just_Jesus_ef]

You're awesome. Keep faith strong

[@solache281]

Lol, I thought this was Gary Owens. Titan has great messages/testimonies

[@Onemattressatatime]

Boom ! Great program thanks for sharing . Trying to scale up my company and having hard time finding good help .

[@joshuacornelson540]

Thanks for inspiring me Titan. BOooooooM!!!!

[@anjuflores6827]

I also wanted to build my own shop someday. I really love Cnc Machining work..its my dream. I really liked your story Sir Titan. Godbless Sir .

[@supercat380]

Your faith in God and family is what makes things happen in your favour, Titan!!

[@carlosgandarilla5669]

Great story titan I have similar story but I actually work at machine shop don’t own one ty for sharing great motivation ~~~Houston, texas

[@davedennis6042]

I absolutely love you story. It's a story of GOD's incredible mercy and grace. GOD bless

[@TITANSofCNC]

It’s all HIM

[@conradsinsua7415]

I enjoyed that vlog, boom!!!

[@maxprocnc2515]

QUESTION: Titan this is indeed awesome story and you're really big MAN. It's very inspiring for all of us of what you went for and achieved in your life. Looking at what you say how you tried to be competitive and used your agressive cutting strategies to win the business I have to ask on how you did that with Hass machines? (I assume you were using these horses) . We have a brand new VF6 in our shop and honestly I have to say this is the heaviest, biggest and the worst machine in our shop. We mostly machine aluminium and seriously you can't do any deep cuts on this machine. It's only good for kissing the material. We had several visits from Haas service engineers, we even had a spindle replaced and almost no change. Any other machine in our shop with the same tools, same holder and the same speeds and feeds cuts better without any chattering then a VF6. Based on our experience I truly don't want to discredit Haas machines by any way here but I wonder how you did it man? Are you really so happy with them? If we run this machine your way I bet it would get killed within few days. Seriously I wish you could test our VF6 one day to have a really neutral view on our machine. I really believe that we have a bad boy our shop and were simply unlucky with getting bad machine.

[@stevejones183]

Respect. You are inspirational.😉

[@xmaswitguns]

Heavy. I’ve worked for a couple shops now and I’ve often wondered what’s behind the looks on their owners’ faces.

[@HarrisArmament]

Thank you Titan you are awesome

[@siliquaesid703]

People like you are the reason America was great in the first place and as you and a lot of Americans are rediscovering that spirit, vested in them by the Lord which will make America Great again! I have an idea you might be interested in, holler if you are interested and I will contact you with it.

[@dan3076]

Been there...put all my eggs into one basket, got that same call different company.

[@cksQx1]

Great - you are an amazing man

[@nick.newton]

"then I googled how to machine titanium" lmao that had me creased! Real question though.. if you only had $30k to buy a used machine what brand would you go with?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Haas or Tormach depending on what type of work you were going to do...

[@joeelliott1825]

So did you ever sell all those parts you made, after everything got put on hold from the 100 million dollar contract? Before you started laying guys off Titan?

[@lakecityransom]

8:30 that moment you became an IT person haha

[@Mark_How]

That banner part made me freeze in my tracks. Coz then you just know where this story is gonna go...

[@cliffordernest7825]

Titan, I don’t know if you’re aware... but the subtitle showing up says you did 1,000,000 dollars your first “urine” business. I noticed it in my feed before I even opened the video. I’m not sure if you will even see this, but I thought I’d just give you the heads up. I’m going to continue watching your video now. I love all the content.

[@TITANSofCNC]

Will check, thanks

[@danl.4743]

That gives "pissing money" a whole new meaning.

[@profactor9170]

You are great! Can't wait for the next video!

[@bengherasim2560]

Hy Titan...mate I wanna ask a question...that big company with the ROVs are they still around and have they made any contact with you since then(after they left you)

[@extradimension7356]

@8:35 :-D :-D :-D :-X … Awesome !!!! "Google How do I machine Titanium" Best story ever lol But as I say few of these younger one's really "Get" what happened in 2008 and why it's best to architect your business around being agile enough if another 2008 or worse happens again.

[@tubbytimmy8287]

so what was the secret in cutting titanium?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Listening to the experts, not reinventing the wheel, going after the right tools and using recommended SFM and Chip Load... and then being creative with my tool paths etc

[@Ruben_Vargas]

BOOM!!

[@cliffordernest7825]

There’s an entire slew of secrets to cutting titanium. It all depends on what type of machine you’re using and what ghost is inhabiting your machine that day. I’ve pulled off some crazy shit with titanium on a Swiss Turn, but if I was standing next to someone machining the stuff on a Mill... I’d probably be humbled.

[@arthurkinuthia3779]

@@TITANSofCNC boom

[@mahdibaazaoui980]

i am currently learning catiaV5 ( pirated version ) and solidworks as well as a student we are using them at the university too . what else would you recommend for me to learn to become a good CNC operator in the future . sry for english if it's bad it's not my first language

[@TITANSofCNC]

Nothing is better than my Free academy.titansofcnc.com

[@CincyPlasmaTech]

I stopped a student from using a pirated copy of Mastercam. You don't want stealing software to follow you to your first job interview, IF you graduate from the university. Just don't do it. It's not worth it. Titan has FREE tools for you! Use those instead! If that's not enough to convince you, my reseller told me that they know who has pirated copies. They told me about the shop that had 1 license and 9 pirated copies on the other computers.

[@mahdibaazaoui980]

@@CincyPlasmaTech i downloaded them just for the sake of learning ^^ now i did switch over after discovering Titans of CNC . i am really into it ^^

[@arthurtabuchi7760]

Thanks Titan .!!!

[@adampopma483]

Can someone please inform on where “geometric Tolerancing” is used in the real world? I’m currently taking the class for my CNC apprenticeship, and everyone I talk to at work don’t know much about it.

[@mattcnc9]

Adam Popma at my shop where we do mostly high end fixtures GD&T almost never shows up on our prints but it is still good to know just in case.

[@coreyprice8487]

Aerospace

[@CincyPlasmaTech]

7:20 Were the part dimensions in metric or english? 11:25 Oh, english. I'm in awe of robotics engineers that don't use metric, while the rest of the globe does.

[@ericspda]

I'm curious. As an Engineer that uses both Merican' and Metric on a daily basis, what makes Metric a more sensible unit? I don't see the difference, they're both just arbitrary numbers. I use decimal inches and decimal mm's. They have identical precision, identical resolution and accuracy... I just honestly have a hard time understanding why it even matters what unit someone uses. I'm not trying to start a fight here, I really just don't understand this perspective.

[@JP-kk5vw]

@@ericspda Because you know/understand both systems and the poster does not! Either works. 25.4 does wonders!

[@CincyPlasmaTech]

@@ericspda 1. I like 'Merican because a dimensional length can be easily divided in half, quarter, eighths, etc. 2. I like Metric because the rest of the world uses it. If everyone speaks Japanese, then I am going to learn Japanese to maintain communication with my customers. Wakarimashita ka? 3. Not much is being done to standardize the 'Merican units of measure. Article taken from "Backsights" Magazine published by Surveyors Historical Society The French originated the meter in the 1790s as one/ten-millionth of the distance from the equator to the north pole along a meridian through Paris. It is realistically represented by the distance between two marks on an iron bar kept in Paris. The International Bureau of Weights and Measures, created in 1875, upgraded the bar to one made of 90 percent platinum/10 percent iridium alloy. In 1960 the meter was redefined as 1,650,763.73 wavelengths of orange-red light, in a vacuum, produced by burning the element krypton (Kr-86). More recently (1984), the Geneva Conference on Weights and Measures has defined the meter as the distance light travels, in a vacuum, in 1/299,792,458 seconds with time measured by a cesium-133 atomic clock which emits pulses of radiation at very rapid, regular intervals. None of the definitions changed the length of the meter, but merely allowed this length to be duplicated more precisely. Our English foot has not been so constant. The U. S. Congress legalized the use of the metric system in 1866 on the basis that one meter is exactly equal to 39.37 inches. In 1959 a number of English-speaking countries agreed that an inch is exactly equal to 2.54 centimeters so that the International foot is exactly equal to 0.3048 meters. The United States retained the old 1866 equivalency and called it the U. S. Survey foot so that 1 U. S. Survey foot equals 1.000002 International feet. 4. The last reason is personal preference. If I ever confuse 1 mm Z depth with 1 inch Z depth, then maybe my machine will plummet into the stock.

[@gustavoa4607]

What a beautiful history BBBoooom

[@stefano9153]

Hi man, i'm gonna start a small manufacturing Company. Which CNC brands do You suggest?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Just depends on the types of parts, materials, tolerances and quantities?

[@stefano9153]

Aluminum and stainless steel...Do You think that Haas can do the job? I've always seen Haas vmc cutting only aluminum bit not SS

[@TITANSofCNC]

Each Haas is different... but most can cut Stainless easy... and especially with the advanced tool paths that takes pressure out of the cut... Down the line when your making more money you can look at other machines... Up to you but I cut titanium and Inconel on Haas’s... definitely not easy to keep tenths, but we do.

[@hassanapplo]

Boom! Titan.

[@Aliraza-bo2gl]

I am a little cnc operator and 3D designer. Like poweshape

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

What do you do with chips of titanium?

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

after manufacturing?

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

Threre is some idea.... very cool Idea you may profit on it , but I can't to tell it on public

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

May be you will even get a U.S.A. patent first, I don't know

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

may be It is already exist .... I do not know

[@Theo2482]

7:50 Did he actually say "boom boom boom"?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Triple BOOM

[@laserflexr6321]

I love it "I sit down at my computer and google how to machine titanium" You rock dude! LOL

[@TITANSofCNC]

Ha ha... Gotta Go :-)

[@rickerkillz2293]

I've cammed for years. But now I need to move back to a dino shop

[@franzgiesbrecht2933]

how can get in bussines with cnc machine?

[@DAVEWHITMAN-h3d]

U amaze me!

[@aaronbrown3573]

The small picture over your shoulder is crooked.

[@DavidRodriguez-jn3sq]

We a aerospace cnc shop in indiana... Have any interest in vending out smaller jobs you guys dont want? God bless

[@gregelek8047]

Love you titan man what i would do to beable to get a intern in your shop and really learn what i would do man you dont even know i have been through alot to my story is a little like yours but amen you " you started from the bottom and know your on top " lol unreal going to call you the 7 figure man

[@rubenmendoza2593]

How can I get a cnc machining BID or Contract if anyone can help... Just about to try the web business I have no clue what to do I have 1 Contract trying to get more can't find anything can anyone help or give me some tips were to go or call thanks everyone

[@greg2337]

And here we are getting 1 part to quote every week or 2. Qty always 1. UGH

[@Aliraza-bo2gl]

Hi sir i want to work in your company

[@Gendo3s2k]

lol @next video up "LOSING $100 Million contract"

[@precision_engeenier_8815]

👍

[@新新朱]

特朗普先生是一个为公民发声的总统，虽然我是一个生活在中国的人，但是我希望特朗普总统能赢得这次的中期选举，然后，尽快的实施余下的关税制裁计划。因为中国人无法再承担高昂的房价和接受这个令人恶心的独裁政府，我们普通民众希望用10年经济冷冻的代价来换取民主的制度改革，我们需要改变，彻底的改变。希望看到这条回复的你将选票投给特朗普总统。

[@X_Studios]

Haha google i been there