Jonathan, in contrast, had always worked outside the boundaries of convention. His journey had been one of necessity and creativity. After learning to weld, machine, and design tools on his own, he started creating products from raw materials, often salvaged from discarded machinery. His passion for fire, metal, and craftsmanship grew as he dreamed of creating products that were not only functional but also beautiful. His time in the Nigerian bush had taught him how to use limited resources, how to bend metal and shape materials to his will. When he arrived in the States, he was struck by how disconnected people were from the act of making. He was determined to bring back the soul of creation and sought to design and manufacture products that would unite people—products born from the hands, not from machines that did all the work.

Their meeting was inevitable. TJ, looking for a way to re-enter the world of hands-on creation, stumbled across Jonathan’s designs—works of art and engineering, combining the raw power of fire, the precision of machining, and the durability of quality materials. Jonathan, with his feral creativity and untamed ideas, saw TJ as the missing piece to bring his designs to life. TJ saw in Jonathan the passion for creation that had been lacking in his corporate world. They quickly realized they were both chasing the same dream: to combine engineering and design in a way that transformed manufacturing into something more meaningful.

Together, they founded FabWizard, a company born from their shared vision to craft products that merged design, manufacturing, and engineering. Their goal was not just to create products but to create systems that harnessed the power of engineering, machining, Fabrication,  and design to make products that were both beautiful and functional. TJ brought his expertise in precision engineering, machining, and product development. He knew how to refine the details, how to optimize every process, ensuring that the designs were not just art but durable, reliable products. Jonathan brought his wild, untamed creativity, his vision of what could be, and his relentless drive to turn ideas into reality.

They began by developing high-quality, custom tools and products that emphasized both form and function. Every product they created was meticulously engineered, tested, and refined. They used secondary process like powder coating and anodizing to add durability, protect against the elements, and provide a sleek, professional finish that could withstand the test of time. Each product was born from the fusion of creativity and precision—a testament to their commitment to quality and craftsmanship.

FabWizard became more than just a company. It became a statement—an embodiment of the idea that manufacturing could be an art form, that product development could blend innovation with tradition, and that every piece of metal, every weld, every curve, and every click of the mouse with the cad designs, and feathering of the grinder to help shape metal had a purpose. TJ and Jonathan weren't just building processes and products; they were building a legacy—a legacy of craftsmanship, innovation, and passion for creation that would burn forever.

Their success was a testament to their shared belief in the power of hands-on work, in the ability to transform raw materials into something extraordinary. And as they watched their designs come to life—machines crafted with engineering precision, finished with the perfect weld —they knew they had found something greater than a business. They had found a way to make the world a little more connected, a little more beautiful, one product at a time.  Products that bring people together is the goal at FabWizard.  We hope we can help you find those connections in what you do as well!