any other welders on here

[wasted ink 10+ year member]

as a matter of fact i am the top one in my class and even do as good as work as my instructors. if you wanna talk any more shit i cant also work a lathe pretty **** good and a milling machine and have even wrote out codes on a cnc machine.

thats cool man, but that stuff really isnt extremely hard to learn

 

[toolfan89 10+ year member]

thats cool man, but that stuff really isnt extremely hard to learn

if your working on hobby stuff but at work like the place i used to work if it was off just two thousands of an inch you had to start over.

 

[IDSkoT 5,000+ posts]

if your working on hobby stuff but at work like the place i used to work if it was off just two thousands of an inch you had to start over.

You're like 13. Odds are you haven't worked for a place that intense.

And, it's cute that you're butt hurt.

 

[wasted ink 10+ year member]

if your working on hobby stuff but at work like the place i used to work if it was off just two thousands of an inch you had to start over.

did you read above? you dont have to tell me about tolerances. chances are, when you were learning how to spell the word tolerances, i was milling and turning pieces to +/- .001".

once again, machining is not as difficult as you make it out to be. the processes can easily be learned, and from there its just practice, a lot of it.

you want to see difficult? ill post up a wps on welding and machining beryllium copper //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif

 

[toolfan89 10+ year member]

You're like 13. Odds are you haven't worked for a place that intense.
And, it's cute that you're butt hurt.

what are you talking bout you dick**** im ****in 19. i worked for around 8 months at a large company that specialized in stainless products that could make just about anything.

 

[toolfan89 10+ year member]

did you read above? you dont have to tell me about tolerances. chances are, when you were learning how to spell the word tolerances, i was milling and turning pieces to +/- .001".
once again, machining is not as difficult as you make it out to be. the processes can easily be learned, and from there its just practice, a lot of it.

you want to see difficult? ill post up a wps on welding and machining beryllium copper //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif

i read about that copper shit its crazy