IndieGoGo Campaign

This is my first independent business venture, and one of the reasons I've been so quiet this week. It is small, and for a very niche market, but I would appreciate it if you would take a look and let me know what you think.

Lyman II Parts Run

If I had quoted it for the shop, it would have been five to ten times more expensive. I know I can make the parts, but I must confess a little worry that I've missed something and will lose my shirt.  Logically, I know the worst would be that I would have to refund any money sent, but logic doesn't dispel a little queasiness born of uncertainty.  I guess the best way to deal is to just get back to programming.

EDIT:  Due to lack of interest, I have scaled back the campaign. I am now only offering the electronic files.

How do you spot a Machinist?

He/she says "This aluminum cuts like butter!"

You could also look for the bags under the eyes, haggard look, and vacant stare. It has been a long week. The new hire scrapped a couple of parts misloading what should have been as foolproof setup. Of course, after the fact I think if three ways I could have reduced the risk, not including handing him a broom. The hydraulic pump on the Haas is still acting up, but we are keeping it going with a lot of phone help from one of their technicians. I have been too busy with quoting, programming, and actually milling to think much about the CAD/CAM tips I promised for this blog, but hang in there. I'll get there soon.