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Ashlee Vance traces SendCutSend’s roots to a Honda–Tesla mashup
Vance says Jim Belosic’s $750,000 laser cutter became a business making about 45 million parts annually.
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Jim Belosic needed metalworking tools for his Teslonda hobby project, then bought a $750,000 laser cutter and rented it to others, Vance reports. That grew into SendCutSend, which Vance says makes about 45 million parts annually for 300,000 customers. Not your average garage hobby. The video description discloses that SendCutSend previously sponsored Vance’s Core Memory podcast.
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