Our mission here at Tormach is to empower people who make things, and what better way to do that by sharing the stories of the Tormaker Community - people just like you.
Our mission here at Tormach is to empower people who make things, and what better way to do that by sharing the stories of the Tormaker Community - people just like you.
Many Tormach owners find opportunities to make money with their machines. Whether that’s doing an occasional part for a friend, starting a business with a part they designed, or going full-on machine shop and producing batches of the same part for a client.
Jason Pohl started his career working in 3D modeling and animation, but found himself as part of the team of designers at Orange County Choppers, making regular appearances on the American Chopper TV series. Since then, he’s gone down the rabbit hole of not only designing, but making and manufacturing unique parts for a number of different clients.
Our mission here at Tormach is to empower people who make things, and what better way to do that by sharing the stories of the Tormaker Community - people just like you.
Most routers are designed to work on larger, flat work - think MDF board and the like. Routers are generally less rigid than mills of the same size, and the real advantage emerges with scale. That’s why Tormach created the 24R Router - to provide a router with the more robust capabilities of industrial scale routers without breaking the bank.
Steel is a material that we are all familiar with… and for good reason. It’s versatile, fairly easy to work with, and less expensive than materials of similar hardness. That being said, steel can be scary to cut, especially with a low-horsepower machine, but it doesn’t have to be!
