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    Ep. 28 – Bryan Batten, Mechanical Psychologist

    Noah GraffBy Noah GraffFebruary 7, 2019Updated:May 23, 20221 Comment1 Min Read
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    Bryan Batten of Palmetto Machining of Anderson, South Carolina
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    On today’s podcast, I interviewed Bryan Batten, CEO of Palmetto Precision Machining, located in Anderson, South Carolina. Palmetto Machining is a precision machining/fabrication shop specializing in tooling and automation for the automotive industry. Bryan, who jokingly refers to himself as a mechanical psychologist, discusses the difference between working with automotive companies in different countries, his experience purchasing a machining company, and the manufacturing boom in the South.

    Question: Do you have a machine that should go to a shrink?

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    1 Comment

    1. r in nyc on February 8, 2019 11:19 am

      I have a CNC who’s orient function is as unpredictable as the weather (and is not weather related – I did try tracking that as well – humidity, temperature barometric pressure, etc…).

      I have replaced every component.

      The only thing left is the mother board, and that is too costly as well as time consuming.

      I have even tried talking nice to it and brought some nice flowers I stole from the cemetery…

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