What you do for a living (work, job)?

The Contura G2 is up and running! Hired an operator programmer. Zeiss rep came out and re-calibrated the CMM to +/- 1.8 micron uncertainty. I'm going to get some training on this machine shortly.
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I just checked out your website and saw the build for lilbit. Very Cool. I have family in the springs that live off of powers and will pass this on as they love coffee. Congrats on making the dream happen!

 

Thanks! It's a lot of fun!

 

Awesome!

We keep wanting to check out the race. Won't work it because it is too early and expensive.

 

It's a lot of fun and a lot of work. Hopefully it can make us some money some day. There are many mobile coffee trucks out there. They're becoming more popular because they are cheaper than brick and mortar. Maybe one will pop up in Chicago soon.

 

Architect and General Contractor.

 

I work with foster children and also just started a guided hiking, backpacking, and fishing company based in Colorado but also do some other trips in California.
www.peaktopeakoutdoors.com

 

Registered Nurse at an Orthpaedic surgery center.

 

Graduated in 87’ with a fully scholarship in Basket Weaving. Did my understudy in Philippines. Decided that wasn’t for me and moved back home. Got discovered and had a great career as a hand model.

 

+1. Ex-Navy. Now I work as a Programming Engineer, mostly security, in 'the Federal space'

 

3D printer?

Edit... I have no clue after taking a second look. But i think i saw a joystick so maybe a "Pitfall Harry" 2018 re-release atari arcade.

 

Wifi Bread Maker?
Long story but one major issue we had on our corp wifi was getting this one major player's Wifi Bread Maker on the cloud for him.

 

What?????

 

Check out prior posts here. It's all explained. Yes there is a joy stick. That joystick used is 5 grand. That whole setup used and in compliance is $250K.

 

I kid you not.

Wifi bread maker, the dude wanted to fire up his app on his iphone and kick off the bread maker so he would have fresh bread when he got to work. We had to segment the network and get it off our corp network so it could get around the firewalls and into this stupid cloud of bread makers. By god, we did it.

 

Thats hilarious!
I dont blame him though. Lol

 

I'm 62 and thought I'd heard of the craziest work place issues. Prior to this was the "a bull moose is sitting behind my car and he won't move even though I'm throwing things at him so I'm going to be late for work". Actually believable if you ever lived in AK.

 

Just started with the railroad in the mechanical shop. Before that I was in a heavy duty diesel shop in The Alaskan oilfield.

 

I am a funeral director/embalmer/mortician. So... ::Whispers:: "I see dead people"

 

Sales rep for western Canada @ truck hero...... repping undercover, bedrug, and nfab

 

Construction, mainly residential remodeling. Sometimes i get to work on something pretty interesting.

This project i got to work on was one of those times. This project was for the T.V. show "The Tree House Masters".




That was pretty cool but a real rarity. Im normally tearing up someones house while they are having a panic attack telling them "trust me, i dropped out of college to become a construction worker". Then i go home and enjoy the fact that i have a huge front yard that never has to me mowed

 

So you manage toddlers lol

Sorry couldn’t resist

 

I always wonder what happens to those tree houses in 5-10 years when the trees grow.

 

I've been retired for 4 years. I had a career as a locomotive engineer then I developed a business to promote, manufacture, and install my patented use of Dopler radar motion detection to activate railroad crossing warning systems. Sold business and retired at age 53.

 

I have posted before that I am a Construction Project Manager and Estimator. Nothing has changed; I just wanted to post another picture of the Tundra on site because of awesomeness.

 

My son and I watch that show sometimes. Where was that project?

 

Corporate Service for a Bank

 

I get people laid

 

Ill have to double check the spelling.
Camp Cho Yeh
Lake Livingston, Texas.

I never saw them filming anything though. I had a couple active job sites that i had to split my time between. But some of the other guys who where employed/contracted through the same guy did get pictures with the host of the show.

We (the main contractor's crew and mine) had been doing tons of other work for the camp when the Tree house build happen to start so we got to pickup a lot of odds and ends and such.

That was a fun place as far as work goes.

Edit:
Googling "camp cho yeh treehouse masters" pops up links about the "Treehouse Masters" involvement but on youtube they only have video on the sections done by a tree house company that did all the jungle gym high wire crazy stuff. Im not sure if they work with the TV show regularly or if it is just how it worked out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyCAZmb1Crk

 

Reminds me of a photo of my Dad's bad ass '67 Caprice

Sorry, not a Toyota, not even truck... just thought i'd share.