lucky13dave
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- Jul 24, 2015
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I would like to thank you for welcoming me to your community! I have done some lurking here and now have some questions I would like to ask, and I also have some experience in machining, and hope I may be able to add to your conversation!
Some background info:
I love making stuff! I started with lincoln logs and legos, as a teen I played around with electronics and computers and tools, and built models from kits. I studied engineering but didn't go directly into that field. I rode a bicycle for a living for several years, then became a machinist, albeit a CNC machinist. Now, 11 years later I feel blessed as my hobbies and career are rather indistinguishable. I have spent time doing production work in the aerospace industry, and for the past six years have been with a company that primarily supplies the biomedical field.
I have access to very sophisticated manufacturing tools; CNC machines, CAD/CAM packages, etc. I also on occasion get to use a Bridgeport, and frankly seeing the work that dedicated hobby machinists do with these tools always leaves me in a state of awe. Manual machines are the foundation of every process I've worked with.
I look forward to being a member of this community!
Some background info:
I love making stuff! I started with lincoln logs and legos, as a teen I played around with electronics and computers and tools, and built models from kits. I studied engineering but didn't go directly into that field. I rode a bicycle for a living for several years, then became a machinist, albeit a CNC machinist. Now, 11 years later I feel blessed as my hobbies and career are rather indistinguishable. I have spent time doing production work in the aerospace industry, and for the past six years have been with a company that primarily supplies the biomedical field.
I have access to very sophisticated manufacturing tools; CNC machines, CAD/CAM packages, etc. I also on occasion get to use a Bridgeport, and frankly seeing the work that dedicated hobby machinists do with these tools always leaves me in a state of awe. Manual machines are the foundation of every process I've worked with.
I look forward to being a member of this community!
