View From My Shop, Episode 3: Expanding a Machine Shop With Budde Precision Machining
Three years ago, Budde Precision Machining was a well-regarded tool shop. Today, new technology has grown its reach and customer base far wider.
Budde Precision Machining and its expanding array of lathes, mills and five-axis automation star in the third episode of The View From My Shop. Learn more about the shop’s growth from a well-regarded tool shop to a CNC shop with owner Mike Budde:
The View From My Shop is a companion series to our long-running “The View From My Shop” column. The web series explores the world of modern machining, delivering an inside look at how shops large and small make parts. Viewers learn from shop owners, machinists and engineers about the technologies, people and processes that keep today’s shops successful.
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