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I weld gas tanks at Kawasaki for the Mule line, we pinch weld the seams then braze weld the cap and corners, then we pressurize them in a huge water tank and check for bubbles. then they get sent off too e-coat then we leak theck them again then there sent off to the assembly line. I make about 150 a day...day after day...it gets really boring.

i work in research and development for a titanium wheelchair company. we also make titanium bikes and golfclubs. my job really varys everyday so its nice. i work with solidworks, impact test chairs and parts, design stuff, lathes and mills. i even run a 3-d prototyper that builds up a part from a spool of abs. oh yeah, my job also includes surfin the b-scene all day.

your job sounds pretty sweet layedoutb2k. We have one of those prototypers at school, I cant wait to get to make stuff with it this year. I wish we used solidworks instead of pro/e though.

meatwagon damn aint heard that in a while

well i work in hell lol! actually it waupaca foundry i work in shake out we make cast iron car,truck,tank,tractor,boat,motorcycle,18 wheeler parts i seperate the castings (800-1800 degreese) from the gating (its like model car parts on the plastic gates) except hot and heavy 12 hours a day 4-7 days a week and it fucking sucks plus i work on motorcycles on the side

i must have it easy. School bus aide. and bus mech. at the same job

I am a designer/sales/project manager for a Total Recreation company. Basically I design and sell parks, playgrounds, and water parks. Before this I worked for the manufacturer as a design engineer/ proposal designs. Here are a couple of my designs.
This is at 6 Flags Marine World in San Fran.

This is in Indiana, LaGrange

This is at a school in Long Beach, MS We were responsible for most of the school rebuilds after Katrina....I am the fatty in the blue shirt. lol

roger26i your a braver man than I im fat fat ppl dont do heat too well they would be scrapin my fat ass off the floor

I am with the OK guy... I used to work in plastics and even a pit guy on a Galvinizing mill. Now.... I will stick with the luxory of my office or truck.

I build power seat tracks for Ford GM and other car company's. Tonite I built them for the F250