What does everyone do for a profession?
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We have had some very interesting projects come through the shop over the years. It is a challenging profession but it’s anything but cool.
JD3010 said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
We have had some very interesting projects come through the shop over the years. It is a challenging profession but it’s anything but cool.
Ya, cool was probably not the right word
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Howdy,
I’m new here. Looks like a good group. I’m a scientific glassblower for Texas A&M Univ. (37yrs.)
I also farm and ranch here in central Texas.JD3010 welcome to Meatgistics!
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Howdy,
I’m new here. Looks like a good group. I’m a scientific glassblower for Texas A&M Univ. (37yrs.)
I also farm and ranch here in central Texas.JD3010 Wow, You are a member of the TAM Glass Blowing Team, That is amazing! Welcome aboard & welcome to the neighborhood. I think you have us all whipped.
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Bob Stehlik Always a Marine!
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We have had some very interesting projects come through the shop over the years. It is a challenging profession but it’s anything but cool.
JD3010 welcome to the community
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For me I’ve been in construction since I was a youngin.
Born into a self employed one man plumbing repair, sewer and septic tank company. I was taught electric and electronics, sent to the university for a couple of years and decided that carpentry was where I was meant to land.
I’ve had residential and commercial projects under my own company and have served as a site superintendent for large projects through 20 mil across the central USA.
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I ment to add,
I wish to thank all of those that have served at any capacity for our way of life!
I mean all of you at any capacity!! -
JD3010 Can you talk a little about some of your more interesting projects?
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Retired Lieutenant for Las Vegas Metro PD. Loved 21 yrs of it but glad I’m out. Thank all you who have or are serving. Your a big reason we can have a place like this to exchange info and ideas.
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Retired Lieutenant for Las Vegas Metro PD. Loved 21 yrs of it but glad I’m out. Thank all you who have or are serving. Your a big reason we can have a place like this to exchange info and ideas.
samspade I don’t think I could be a metro police officer! You guys put up with way too much BS!
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Retired Lieutenant for Las Vegas Metro PD. Loved 21 yrs of it but glad I’m out. Thank all you who have or are serving. Your a big reason we can have a place like this to exchange info and ideas.
samspade Thanks for your service. 21 years. I bet you have some stories to tell.
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Retired Lieutenant for Las Vegas Metro PD. Loved 21 yrs of it but glad I’m out. Thank all you who have or are serving. Your a big reason we can have a place like this to exchange info and ideas.
samspade glad your on the other side. I was a slow learner. I did 32 years with DPD in Ohio. Its sad whats going on today.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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samspade glad your on the other side. I was a slow learner. I did 32 years with DPD in Ohio. Its sad whats going on today.
GWG8541 10 more years before I can get on the other side!
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@ndmike what ever it takes, just get there in one piece.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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GWG8541 I hear ya Brother! I won’t stay a day longer than I have too!
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Thank you all.
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Metrology engineer
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Metrology engineer
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