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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Franklin Tennessee
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Postino,
I use to be in a Plant Maintenance section(electronics and test equipment was my field)and I was always amazed at the work that the machinests turned out. Those guys were really talented, and they got to use the best equipment the government could afford. I always enjoy reading about your projects. Peter |
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Lifer
Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: ...on the 'ol Erie Canal...
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Me, too...NYS Journeyman Millwright in Kimberly-Clark paper mill...had to be able to weld (stick, MIG, TIG); run lathe, mill, shaper; pour concrete; wire a house; shingle a roof; repair production machinery...Pretty much everything...But machine tools (lathe & mill + TIG) was my 1st love...
![]() ...Really annoyed me when manufacturing left my region and I had to go into service industry... ![]()
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