This was Weirton “Rev B”. It’s now gone. Weirton Rev C is in the works and it is beautiful.

You can just do things. Buy an old mansion. Find all the rot. Replace all the rot. If you can build a factory you can restore an old landmark. (Ulysses S. Grant climbed this staircase)

This was last August. Due diligence did its part and I dodged a bullet - although I still think that factory could have been based. Either way, stay tuned. Building a factory is the only way forward.

The mission is simple: Build and root for the other builders. If you’re a factory head, you must link with Carson. He’s currently on a manufacturing roadtrip and building products that will secure and provide prosperity for the next generation.

Private sector vs DOE? I worked on this “F3T” project back in 2011, and here is the DoE funding the project received in 2013. The Ford Freeform Fabrication Technology, or Double Point Incremental Forming is now known as Machina Labs. When you let the boys build, things actually

For people who haven’t lived in the update, it’s one of the most based REINDUSTRIALIZATION areas, without the grit. But with it are mountains, BBQ, and weekend trips to the shore. KADIA USA relocates headquarters to Upstate SC upstatebusinessjournal.com/business-news/… via @upstatebiz

Life is too short for boring CMM fixtures.

There is only one place to procure a sledge hammer, and it’s right here in West Virginia. Ripped this video from their IG, stopped by the factory after a grilled cheese sandwich up the street. A beautiful place. Dudes have been cooking since 1854. Warwood Tool Company

good morning we are going to Reindustrialize America to ensure at least 249 more years of greatness

New spectator sport: cut the internet for 15 seconds, Solidworks PDM disconnects, SW freeze window pops up, see what engineer cracks first.

Living through the livestream today. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

That’s a no for me dawg. How can we not have 4140PH available? We need you Zane Hengsperger

Facts. All new floor joist to support your sagging 1860 staircase? Just roll up those sleeves.

Even the trains are coming back.

A Rolodex. A physical Rolodex on a desk two rows from me. That’s how you know you’re building factory and the best contractors are still operating in the 80’s.

Watching this, while wearing this, after a two day Reindustrialize Rendezvous in LA. The next generation is going to love this place. Let’s build.

Back when Ra had almost no meaning to me since I could simply do things like white light interferometry to check out the tool paths.