Podcasts about inventables

Sign up for the Easel Cabinetmaker Beta that Brian mentions on the show here: easel.inventables.com/cabinetmaker-signupThis episode of the Woodworking Network podcast was sponsored by the Executive Briefing Conference. It's really easy for woodworkers to stay stuck inside, focused on their shops and production. But over the last couple of years, the pandemic has forced them be even more isolated than usual. And it's even harder if what you want is to network with the top-level executives in the industry. Where and how can you do that? The answer is the Executive Briefing Conference coming this September at the spectacular Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. This is an unparalleled opportunity to boost your business with intelligence on techniques, tools, and technology and to feed on inspiration from real leaders in the industry. Not to mention take in all the high-altitude hospitality, beauty and recreation offered by the Broadmoor. Learn more at ExecutiveBriefingConference.com. See you there.Woodworking Network is a home for professional woodworkers, presenting technology, supplies, education, inspiration, and community, from small business entrepreneurs to corporate managers at large automated plants.You can find all of our podcasts at WoodworkingNetwork.com/podcasts and in popular podcast channels. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. Thanks again to today's sponsor, Wood Pro Expo. If you have a comment or topic you'd like us to explore, contact me at will.sampson@woodworkingnetwork.com. And we would really appreciate it if you fill out the survey at woodworking network.com/podcast-survey. Thanks for listening.Intro music courtesy of Anthony Monson.

You can now make most household furnishings and commercial products with expert precision and quickness. Inventables has ignited a revolution in digital fabrication. If you can think it, you can make. To do this, they make products that simplify the path from idea to finished product. Their software and computer controlled machines for tradespeople require no background or experience in technology or manufacturing. Inventables flagship products Easel, X-Carve, and X-Carve Pro are used by Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, and Craftspeople to make everything from cabinets to furniture. They offer everything necessary to dramatically simplify the workflow making it easier and more efficient than doing it by hand.Check out http://inventables.com/

You can now make most household furnishings and commercial products with expert precision and quickness. Inventables has ignited a revolution in digital fabrication. If you can think it, you can make. To do this, they make products that simplify the path from idea to finished product. Their software and computer controlled machines for tradespeople require no background or experience in technology or manufacturing. Inventables flagship products Easel, X-Carve, and X-Carve Pro are used by Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, and Craftspeople to make everything from cabinets to furniture. They offer everything necessary to dramatically simplify the workflow making it easier and more efficient than doing it by hand.Check out http://inventables.com/

Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Zach Kaplan, CEO of Inventables, about design and fabrication with 3D carving, maker culture, and the history of Inventables. Site/Blog/Newsletter (https://www.reality2cast.com) FaceBook (https://www.facebook.com/reality2cast) Twitter (https://twitter.com/reality2cast) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdvdT3quikpi9sd5SxTGk3Q) Mastodon (https://linuxrocks.online/@reality2cast) Special Guest: Zach Kaplan.

In this week's episode of Growth Marketing Camp, we are joined by Brianna Doe, Senior Demand Gen Manager at Inventables & thought leader. In just two months, she went from publishing her first LinkedIn post to going viral and having over 10,000 followers.Today, she continues to build her community with one key lesson: If you want to produce the kind of content that connects and inspires an audience, you have to do so with honesty and authenticity.Brianna is a breath of fresh air who brings an array of perspectives to the B2B marketing world, so tune in and get inspired.

In this week's episode of Growth Marketing Camp, we are joined by Brianna Doe, Senior Demand Gen Manager at Inventables & thought leader. In just two months, she went from publishing her first LinkedIn post to going viral and having over 10,000 followers. Today, she continues to build her community with one key lesson: If you want to produce the kind of content that connects and inspires an audience, you have to do so with honesty and authenticity. Brianna is a breath of fresh air who brings an array of perspectives to the B2B marketing world, so tune in and get inspired.

In this episode we have the opportunity to interview Inventables CEO Zack Kaplan. He answers all of our pressing questions about their X-Carve and Pro Version. We also take a dive into Inventables past, present, and future. If you are in the market for a CNC, then this might be the episode for you! At the very least learn how a young entrepreneur got his start and built his corner in the CNC world.Special Guest:Zack Kaplan - CEO of Inventableshttps://www.instagram.com/inventables/https://www.inventables.com/Sponsors:PWN CNCWebsite   https://pwncnc.com/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pwncnc/10% off Promo Code: "sawdustnation" (Also works for new spindle sets)Totalboathttps://www.instagram.com/totalboat/Promo Code: Please message usJtechphotonics https://www.instagram.com/jtechphotonics/Mentions: Mike from Veteran Wood Cohttps://www.instagram.com/veteranwoodco/If you would like to help the Community Over Competition cause buy a t-shirt from the link below! https://veteranwoodco.com/collections/apparel/products/maker-community-projectCompaniesIncra Toolshttps://www.instagram.com/incra_toolsOrca Abrasiveshttps://www.instagram.com/orca_abrasives/Odies Oil https://www.instagram.com/odiesoilLaguna https://www.instagram.com/Lagunatools/Supermaxhttps://www.instagram.com/supermaxtools/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sawdustnationspodcast)

After our second YouTube Live session, we hit the record button on our 32nd episode. We start by talking shop then dive into the big news coming from Inventables new merger, table saws, and safety in the shop. We wrap the episode up with answers about our shop goals for this year. Sponsors:Totalboathttps://www.instagram.com/totalboat/_stickerbeathttps://www.instagram.com/_stickerbeat/Use promo code “sawdustnation” and receive 20% off your entire order Jtechphotonicshttps://www.instagram.com/jtechphotonics/LIVE YOUTUBE GIVEAWAY WINNER!!Houseman_creationshttps://www.instagram.com/houseman_creations/Questions Submitted:Wooodenwhiskerstradingcohttps://www.instagram.com/woodenwhiskerstrading/Special Mentions:Stumpynubshttps://www.instagram.com/stumpynubs/Companies Mentioned:Sawstopsawshttps://www.instagram.com/sawstopsaws/Inventableshttps://www.instagram.com/inventables/

On this episode of the ShopNotes Podcast brought to you by Inventables and the X-Carve Pro, Phil and Logan welcome special guest Chris Fitch. Chris is the Creative Director at Woodsmith Magazine and star of the Woodsmith Shop Tv Show. Chris recently designed and built a router powered CNC for Woodsmith Magazine. The guys discuss this project, as well as, how a CNC can fit into a woodworking shop.

SPONSOR:  Learn Fusion 360 with my new online course Furniture Design in Fusion 360! Save 25% here: https://course.makeorbreakshop.com/?coupon=MOBSTopics00:01:35 - The vision of Inventables00:04:16 - Changes from X-Carve to X-Carve Pro00:09:41 - First impressions00:10:56 - What people are making00:12:51 - Tiling in Easel Pro00:15:01 - Impact of Coronavirus00:17:23 - Controller Setup00:18:02 - Dust Collection00:19:01 - Pricing00:21:35 - Sponsor: Furniture Design in Fusion 36000:22:57 - What will happen to the original X-Carve Pro00:22:27 - What's the future vision of Inventables?00:24:27 - What's the future vision of Inventables?00:29:03 - Cutting metal00:31:54 - Speed of the X-Carve Pro00:33:31 - Where to get the X-Carve Pro00:35:40 - Make or Break UpdateShownotes Inventables Zach Kaplan X-Carve Pro Shapeoko Avid CNC Makerspace Weekly Substack Make or Break Shop Community Made for Profit Brain Pick ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Inventables is a 3D carving company that is helping ignite a revolution in digital fabrication. They are helping others start companies using their products, which include powerful machines, software, and materials. Zach Kaplan, the company's CEO discusses the unique technology, the Inventables business model, and his active role within the Chicago VC community.

Please join us Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. PST and 7:00 p.m. EST for a live interview with host Denise Messenger and special guest Morris Miller.  Morris is the CEO of Xenex.  They have become a world leader in automated room disinfection. Through the use of xenon technology and innovative hospital disinfection protocols, the company is helping healthcare facilities achieve significant infection reduction results. As CEO, Morris is responsible for the company’s overall business strategy and oversight of day-today operations. Originally from San Antonio, Morris is a graduate of the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University, The University of Texas at Austin, and Phillips Exeter Academy. He is the founder of Sequel and Cutstone Ventures, which invests in/acts as an advisor to numerous start-ups such as Inventables, Adometry, and Golfballs.com. He started Curtis Hill Publishing, the first company to publish Texas case law on CD-ROM, and he was also the co-founder and President/CEO of Rackspace (NYSE: RAX). Morris is a member of APIC and BioMed SA. You asked for it and we deliver.

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

This week we chat with Zach Kaplan the founder and CEO of Inventables. A maker for his whole life, he is on a mission to ignite digital manufacturing worldwide and provide everyone with a way to get started. We get into Zach's background and the history and future of Easel, Carvey and the X-Carve! Enter to win a prize pack of bits and blades from Tools Today! Shownotes Subscribe Support on Patreon LET'S CONNECT Instagram YouTube www.makeorbreakshop.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Co-hosts Brian Bartel and Dale Basler welcome Zach Kaplan to Lab Out Loud. As founder and CEO of Inventables, Kaplan hopes to inspire and enlist a new wave of makers with tools like Carvey (a desktop 3D carving machine) and Easel (a simple and free cloud-based app for 3D design to carving). In schools, with an increased focus on engineering and a push to include more STEAM classes and Makerspaces, these tools are also providing students with an opportunity to learn career and college ready skills in a hands-on and authentic manner. Zach joins Lab Out Loud to talk about Inventables, the growth of the maker movement, and the future of desktop fabrication and manufacturing. Show notes at:  http://laboutloud.com/2017/01/carving-into-stem-with-inventables/

In this special On the Lookout installment of Lab Out Loud, co-hosts Brian Bartel and Dale Basler explore another device in the world of desktop fabrication as they recently tested out Carvey - a tabletop 3D carving machine from Inventables. Right out of the box, they discovered Carvey to be a remarkably easy to use tool appropriate for younger learners. Solidly built, Carvey’s small footprint can easily sit on a tabletop, and features an enclosed frame that keeps the workspace relatively clean and safe. Of course, Carvey’s reach extends well beyond the science classroom, and will function as a savvy tool that any STEAM program or Makerspace could rely upon for hands-on student learning. Listen to Lab Out Loud (and watch their unbox video) to see how this new digital manufacturing tool can allow students to transform their digital creations into physical, everyday objects. Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/2016/12/episode-158-carvey/

Zach Kaplan is the Founder and CEO of Inventables, which makes software and hardware for 3D carving. Their flagship products Easel, Carvey, and X-Carve are used by a new wave of makers to make everything from circuit boards to skate boards. Zach was named a “modern Leonardo” by the Museum of Science and Industry and a 40 under 40 by Crain’s Chicago Business. Inventables has the stated goal of putting a 3D carver in every classroom by the end of the decade. In This Episode You Will Learn: The differences between carving and 3D printing What can you make with a 3D carver Who is buying and using these carvers How they prepared to raise $600k on Kickstarter How they plan to get a 3D carver in every school by the end of the decade Why they decided to make their very expensive software free How they plan to make money while giving away software What the future of 3D printing and carving is What will be the result of having all these carvers available Favorite Book: Multipliers: How the Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter by Liz Wiseman

Each level of the Tower is different.  Amenities and environments are tailored to the needs of the Policies who dwell there.  Of course the Managerial class requires a greater degree of comfort than tunnel dwelling Policies.  How else would our society function?  The intricate, careful work of the Vice Presidents, Managers, and other leaders requires a clear head and gentle life. You would not disturb this careful balance by demanding more than is your due, would you Loyal Policy?  Of course not.   We'll be going on our mid-season break after this episode, but never fear- there will be non-episode releases every other week during the hiatus, including blooper reels, a Halloween Special written by Wolf 359's Gabriel Urbina, and more.  Regular episodes of Our Fair City will resume on November 23, 2016. If you'd like to support HartLife NFP and Our Fair City, you can join the amazing community on our Patreon page at http://www.patreon.com/hartlifenfp.  We'd like to give a special shout out to Grace Parker, on behalf of Thea (one of our Manager level Patreon backers), for her amazing fan art and creations.  By pledging monthly, you can ensure the growth and stability of our company and  get great rewards like Our Fair City ringtones, Herbert West on your voicemail, personalized HartLife policy certificates, and more.  You can also help spread the word by rating and reviewing on iTunes or whatever podcasting service you are listening to us on! Content Warnings for this episode can be found here. The Narrator— Ansel Burch Teju Valentine— Jonah Winston Switchblades Cobalt— Ele Matelan Waiter— Zev Valancy Doctor Emily Caligari— Marsha Harman Josh— David Rheinstrom Jenny— Marsha Harman The Voice of HartLife— Jeffrey Gardner Written by David Rheinstrom. Directed by Jeffrey Gardner. Sound Design by Ryan Schile. Music by Stephen Poon, with additional music from Bensound. Episode art by Dann Tincher. Produced by Jeffrey Gardner. Recording Engineering by DJ Catnip. Production Management by Betsey Palmer. Created by Clayton Faits. A huge thank you to our sponsor for this episode, Inventables!

The crew can't keep a lid on it when a special ops officer arrives for a secret mission.  Improvised on May 29th 2016. Title suggested by Mackenzie Alexander Boyle via Facebook. Edited by Nick Wagner    Featuring Matt Young as Cpt. Julius Valentine Baxter, Squagular Christopher Rathjen as Corbomite Hayes, Voletrawn Nick Wagner as Lt. Ch'arles Lorem Katie Schutte as Ensign Manger, Quabar Sean Kelly as Crick Watson, Admiral  Eli Mandel as Rip Stipley, Kreamer   This episode is brought to you by Inventables. Learn more about Carvey, their new 3D carving machine, at inventables.com    

Segment 1: John Dietrich leads corporate messaging and thought leadership for Dell globally. Prior to this role, John was executive director of executive communications at Dell, where he was responsible for executive communications and PR for chairman and CEO Michael Dell and other C-suite executives.Segment 2: John Livesay helps CEOs craft a compelling pitch that engages investors in a way that inspires them to join a startup's team. He hosts The Successful Pitch podcast with investors from around the world. He and Judy Robinett are partners in Crack The Funding Code that get startup founders funded fast. After a successful 20 year career in media sales with Conde Nast, John won salesperson of the year in 2012 across the entire company. Segment 3: Zach Kaplan is the founder and CEO of Inventables, the leader in 3D carving. Segment 4: Cameka Smith is the founder of The BOSS Network, the fastest-growing women business communities.Segment 5: Cathy Salit is the CEO and co-founder of Performance of a Lifetime. Cathy's new book, “Performance Breakthrough: A Radical Approach to Success at Work” (Hachette Books).

In this episode Kevin and I interview two of the fabulous folks behind 2dcloud, a small publisher based out of Minneapolis, MN: Raighne Hogan and Jake Terrell. We talked to Raighne a bit about the inner-workings of 2dcloud, and their new fall collection (and its kickstarter campaign), and to Jake about his work and his newest book Summer Carnival. Thanks to Inventables for sponsoring this episode, and to the Chicago Podcast Coop (while you’re there check out the Making New Friends podcast!). Show Links: 2dcloud.com @2dcloud 2dcloud’s fall collection JakeTerrell.us Simon Hanselmann Maggie Umber Blaise Larmee Andy Burkholder

As we approach the launch of Season Seven of Our Fair City, we are excited to share with you the Official audio tour of the Doctor Montgomery Moro Museum and Historical House, lead by everyone's favorite caretaker, Ol' Silty.  We hope you enjoy this peek into the world of Old Tunnel and our favorite scientists. If you are joining us for the Season Seven launch party on Saturday, May 21 2016 in Chicago, bring this recording and a pair of headphones.  You will have the chance to take the tour live through the terrifyingly interactive museum we've constructed for your education and enjoyment!  Reserve your tickets for the launch party here. There are no content warnings for this episode. Ol' Silty— Sebastian H. Orr Doctor Montgomery Moro— Mark Soloff Rocky II— Makena Levine Doctor Herbert West— Ryan Schile Written by Makena Levine with David Rheinstrom.  Directed by Betsey Palmer.  Sound Design by DJ Catnip.  Episode Art by Dann Tincher.  Pause Music by Steve Combs, under a Creative Commons attribution license.   Created by Clayton Faits.  A huge thank you to our sponsor for this episode, Inventables!

You might have heard the expression "Everyone's a critic," but more specifically, critics are critics! This week, Tim, Clayton, and Kellen chat with the Nerdologues' Kevin Reader about the topic of gaming criticism, which veers pretty close to "ethics in games journalism," but without all the ugly sexism!  Thanks to Inventables for sponsoring this episode and to the Chicago Podcast Coop for being a shining star in the night sky. 

As we begin our Season Six mid-season break, please enjoy the first part of our seasonal blooper reel! No MolePeople were harmed in the making of this season. Something Something Something...Our Fair City Continues— Ansel Burch How Do I Sound, DJ Catnip?—Abby Doud Fight Noises!—Jeffrey Gardner The Ants are God—Mark Soloff Very Patient—DJ Catnip Word of the Day—Clayton Faits Wants Ryan to Giggle—Tara Schile Upset by the Word of the Day—David Rheinstrom Bear Traps for Five Year Olds—Kat Evans Playing Simon in this Episode— Ryan Schile Henry Higgins— Marsha Harman Andy Griffith Theme— Whitney Kraus Jones The Trouble with Babysitting is...— Frank Sjodin Paging Doctor Caligari— Ele Matelan Edited by David Rheinstrom.  Photo by MGB Photography. Music by Latché Swing.  A huge thank you to our episode sponsor Inventables, through the Chicago Podcasting Cooperative.  We're very, very sorry.

I would once again like to welcome from Buyers Meeting Point to share information of this week's events and news from the world of purchasing Kelly Barner. NOTE: In this week's guest soundbite we will get an overview of digital manufacturing by Inventables CEO Zach Kaplan.   Be sure to visit the Buyers Meeting Point website @ http://buyersmeetingpoint.com