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Re: Re: Machine Shop Work
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Posted by Cody on February 17, 2002 at 12:41:19 from (12.41.197.154):
In Reply to: Re: Machine Shop Work posted by Rod MI on February 17, 2002 at 11:40:24:
I started out in the machining field in 1974 , got out in 78, went back in 81 working for an aircraft modification company , transfered from machinest to the tool and die department in 85, been there ever since , getting tired of the 75 mile per day commute and all the BS that goes along with a big company (defense work mostly)starting as a part-time thing but hope to turn it into a bussiness, I have a relative that has extensive welding experience that will be joining me , I can weld but I'm not a WELDER .... we hope to learn from each other and make a go of it and get rid of that drive everyday and be our own boss .... that's the plan anyway
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