A training resource you can use right on the shop floor!

All videos 5 minutes or less.

Over 200 videos on all facets of machining.

Build a better machinist for pennies on the dollar.

Universal machinists pay for themselves from day one! Imagine someone with no experience populating a tool list on their first day. Grab the delivery driver, the janitor. Save money by having them do support functions like indicate a vise, run the auger to clean the machine.

Training videos you watch on your phone.

It only takes a couple of minutes to watch a video before you know what an end mill is. Now you can retrieve one for the boss! Most videos are less than one minute long. Now you have a gopher (go-for). If they can watch a video they can go get you what they saw saving you from walking across the shop again and again.

Make a machine operator

With short instructional videos you can simply send a link to a staff members phone. Text your employee; I just sent you a link which shows you how to set G54 on the HAAS panel. Watch the video and meet me at the VF to show me what you learned.

You choose what they learn

Now you know what they know. From now on when you say "I've shown you that" and they say you haven't, you have evidence with Universal Machinist transcripts.

Check out the different sectors, from De burring to CNC. GD&T to safety and everything in between.

This works for everyone!

For the shop supervisor

Your the teacher now

The instructors dashboard accomodates up to 4 students. You dispense the videos to their phone and we store the transcripts. This is what we mean when we say you can build your own machinist.

For the machinist apprentice.

A place to grow

Build your knowledge and build your self-respect. The shop can be a hard place for a new guy. Don't depend on others to build your knowledge. One video a day keeps the unemployment line away!

In the classroom

A reference resource

In a linear teaching environment which goes A-Z it's nice to have something you can jump in and out of to enhance the subject matter and the learning experience.

The Universal Machinist is you!


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