Foundry Talk

• Episode 13 Dave Rittmeyer, Matthews Additive Technology

  Think you know how much bronze it takes to make memorial markers? In this episode, we talk with Dave Rittmeyer of Matthews International and get a surprising answer about the sheer volume of metal used for grave markers and other memorials. Dave gives us a fascinating look into the production process, from traditional hand-setting of letters to modern 3D printing, and shares his personal mission to "bridge the gap between art and industry" by connecting industrial arts and fine arts at universities. He also discusses the evolving culture of the foundry world, which has shifted from an "isolationist" past to a more collaborative and helpful community today. #podcast #foundry #manufacturing

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• Episode 12 Dan Weiss adatasol

  In this episode, hosts Perry and Nate sit down with Dan Weiss, the president of adatasol, to uncover his fascinating journey into the tech world. Dan shares how his company evolved to build custom database solutions, specifically for "visionary" business owners frustrated with their current software. The conversation is a must-listen for anyone running a business, as they explore the hidden dangers of using spreadsheets and the undeniable value of data. Tune in to learn how this approach helps them rapidly build powerful solutions, making live changes with clients to create the perfect software solution.https://adatasol.com/#podcast #foundry #manufacturing #smallbusiness

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• Episode 11 Bryan Davis Remelt Sources

  Get ready to refine your knowledge! This episode, we're sitting down with Bryan Davis, the National Sales Manager at Remelt Sources, to pull back the curtain on certified metal alloys. We'll unpack the mysteries of AOD and VOD refinement, discover the magic of continuous pour casting, and perhaps most importantly, finally get to the bottom of "what the heck is a forehead versus an eight head?" Join us for a lively discussion that promises to be as informative as it is engaging. #podcast #manufacturing #metalcasting #foundry

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• Episode 10 Professor John Campbell

  Join us for a special episode with Professor John Campbell, a renowned, influential, and controversial figure in the foundry industry. We'll delve into the critical challenge of bi-film and its impact on casting quality.Professor Campbell will share groundbreaking pouring techniques and practical strategies from his extensive research, revealing remarkable progress toward achieving zero bi-film castings. This isn't just theory; it's about real-world results set to redefine foundry standards.Professor Campbell was an absolute treat, you won't want to miss this episode.https://www.aspect-design.net/product-page/mini-castings-handbookhttps://hub.afsinc.org/NC__Product?id=a2Z1a000000YgfHEAShttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/286465194_Hoyt_memorial_lecture_-_Stop_pouring_start_castinghttps://youtu.be/9_w3OZ2b02A?si=vClfRLByp5RGMN1_ #podcast #foundry #manufacturing #smallbusiness

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• Episode 9 Jerrod Weaver NFFS.org

  Are regulations "choking" American foundries? On Foundry Talk, we speak with Jerrod Weaver of NFFS.org about the critical challenges facing the industry. We'll discuss the impact of regulations and why targeted tariffs are crucial over blanket ones. How can U.S. foundries compete and thrive in a low-priced global market? Jerrod shares NFFS's strategies for success. If you're interested in American manufacturing, supply chain resilience, and the future of a vital industry, tune in for insights into the metal casting world's challenges and solutions. #podcast #foundry #manufacturing #smallbusiness

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