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Re: Extreme size welding
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Posted by 135 Fan on October 30, 2006 at 18:37:53 from (68.149.51.133):
In Reply to: Re: Extreme size welding posted by paul on October 30, 2006 at 18:22:09:
Everythings good. I meant to say click on the small pictures after you get to the site. I feel like crawling in a vessel. It would be a lot easier than figuring out these darn computers. The welders and boilermakers making these things get pretty good money but it's all relative. Welding used to be one of the higher paying jobs. It still can be but there are people sitting behind a desk twiddling their fingers that are making over 100K a year. The highly skilled and talented trades people that have to do precision work are making less than some pencil pushing geek. I think it is an injustice. These things could kill a lot of people if they failed. Can't say that about someone spelling a word wrong in some bogus report to justify their job. Dave
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