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I was watching Ask This Old House last night. Tom Silva visited what he called the workshop of the future in San Francisco. He meets Jay who runs the shop. As the video goes on I am less certain of the gender of some of the people in it. I'm certain if I only heard their voices I would assume a different gender than seeing them. It is San Francisco so genders might be fluid. Everybody has a name that could be either gender. Jay, Sam, Claude, Gabby
It's a PBS program. The part I'm referring to starts about 12 minutes into the video. This is a link to my local PBS station. It might not work in other locations.
http://www.pbs.org/video/ask-toh-lawn-care-futuristic-workshop-2pxudy/
The program itself was about using high tech tools to build items. The example was a stool similar to a bar stool with parts cut out on a water jet and made in a CNC mill. They said it took 2 hours in the CNC mill to make the wooden seat portion which seems rather inefficient. They have some nice tools to use but I doubt any home workshops would be able to afford to have them.
It's a PBS program. The part I'm referring to starts about 12 minutes into the video. This is a link to my local PBS station. It might not work in other locations.
http://www.pbs.org/video/ask-toh-lawn-care-futuristic-workshop-2pxudy/
The program itself was about using high tech tools to build items. The example was a stool similar to a bar stool with parts cut out on a water jet and made in a CNC mill. They said it took 2 hours in the CNC mill to make the wooden seat portion which seems rather inefficient. They have some nice tools to use but I doubt any home workshops would be able to afford to have them.
