『He Built a Carbon Fiber Company From a 3D Printer in His Bedroom Ep. 7』のカバーアート

He Built a Carbon Fiber Company From a 3D Printer in His Bedroom Ep. 7

He Built a Carbon Fiber Company From a 3D Printer in His Bedroom Ep. 7

無料で聴く

ポッドキャストの詳細を見る

【Amazonプライム会員限定】今ならプレミアムプランが4か月 月額99円。

10月19日まで。※適用条件あり
He started with a 3D printer in his guest bedroom. Built his own filament winding robot from scratch. Got fired over a text message while on vacation. And now runs a 4,000 sq ft commercial operation making 100% American-made carbon fiber fishing gear. 🎣 This week Capt. Quentin sits down with Garth of Reaction Composites on the Captain's Report bus to talk about what actually goes into building fishing gear here in America. From aerospace-grade carbon fiber and domestic Winthrop gaff hooks to the robot that makes 5,000 trips back and forth every single day laying down fiber. Plus, Quentin puts Garth's gaff to the test, 300 charter trips a year, one year of hard use, and the verdict is in. Then the two swap the story of their first tarpon fishing trip together: 18 miles from home in a 21-foot bay boat, summer storms converging on all sides, 3-4 foot seas, the prop coming out of the water on the big ones, and a broken gas tank bracket they didn't find until Garth was cleaning the bilge three days later. 🎬 WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE - What Reaction Composites actually makes: gaffs, push poles, outriggers, stakeout poles & more — all USA made - Why Garth chose filament winding over traditional carbon fiber methods — and what it borrows from aerospace and rocket science - From a 200sq ft shed with 8.5ft ceilings to a 4,000sq ft commercial space in Florence, SC - Getting fired over a text on vacation — and why it was the best thing that happened to the company - Quentin's one-year gaff review: 300 trips, battle scars, and why he doesn't want it re-coated - The "burrito theory" — Quentin's philosophy on sunrises, sunsets and filling your life with stories - What's next for Reaction Composites: carbon fiber hardware for micro skiffs and eventually center consoles - The tarpon trip: 18 miles home in 3-4ft seas on a 21ft bay boat with storms on all sides - "Don't let off the throttle unless one of us goes overboard" — and they held it all the way in - The gas tank bracket found in the bilge three days later ⏱ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Cold open highlights 0:26 - Welcome & intro: Garth from Reaction Composites 1:11 - What Reaction Composites makes and why Garth started it 5:02 - 100% American made — from fiber to gaff hooks to mandrel aluminum 8:49 - From a 3D printer in the guest bedroom to a 200sq ft shed 9:30 - Why filament winding — and what it has to do with rockets 13:19 - Getting fired over text on vacation: sink or swim 14:00 - 4,000sq ft in Florence: the new shop 17:00 - Quentin's one-year gaff review: 300 trips, still going strong 22:00 - The burrito theory — filling your life with good stories 28:00 - What's next: carbon fiber hardware for micro skiffs and beyond 32:43 - Story time: the tarpon trip that almost wasn't 36:23 - 18 miles home in 3-4ft seas — hold the throttle no matter what 40:41 - Product testing on the water this spring — what's coming 40:46 - Where to find Reaction Composites 42:03 - Wrap-up, tight lines & keep your tools cool 📍 ON THE BUS THIS EPISODE Capt. Quentin — Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters *(host)* Garth — Reaction Composites *(special guest)* 🔗 FIND REACTION COMPOSITES 🌐 Website: reactioncomposites.com 📲 Instagram: @reactioncomposites 🔗 FIND US & BOOK A TRIP 🌐 Website: https://thecaptainsreportpodcast.com 🤝 Our Sponsors: https://thecaptainsreportpodcast.com/sponsors/ 📅 We film live on location. Check our social media for dates and locations 📲 Follow us: ▸ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecaptainsreport/ ▸ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaptainsReport ▸ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thecaptainsreport 👍 Enjoyed this one? Like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don't miss an episode. New episodes every week, plus clips and Shorts between drops. #CaptainsReport #CharterFishing #MurrellsInlet #CarbonFiber #ReactionComposites #FishingGear #FishingShow #CharterBoat #BoatLife ABOUT THE CAPTAIN'S REPORT The Captain's Report is a weekly show where charter fishing captains from Murrells Inlet and Myrtle Beach, SC share unfiltered stories from the water, wild fishing tales, charter chaos, tournament talk, and everything that happens between trips. Real captains. Nothing scripted.
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
まだレビューはありません